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You’re Called to be Both a Fighter and a Finisher
You’re Called to be Both a Fighter and a Finisher
You’re Called to be Both a Fighter and a Finisher
Tuesday 27th May 2025
Discover how perseverance, not perfection, leads to victory in this motivational episode of The REBOOT Recovery Show.
20 minutes
Motivational
Inspiring
Encouraging
Hopeful
Supportive
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Episode Overview
- Success is about perseverance, not perfection.
- Trauma can create cycles of quitting and starting over.
- Focus on progress by renewing your mind daily.
- Adopt a short memory for setbacks and keep your eyes on the prize.
- Believe in what God says about you to transform your life.
Champions aren’t those who never fail; they are those who decide that failure won’t have the last word.
In this episode of The REBOOT Recovery Show, Evan Owens explores the powerful idea that you're called to be both a fighter and a finisher. Drawing inspiration from 2 Timothy 4:6–7 and the legendary tennis player Roger Federer, the episode is a reminder that success isn't about perfection—it's about perseverance. Trauma might tempt you to quit, but with a renewed mind and daily focus, you can break the cycle and live like the winner you are meant to be.
Owens shares how many trauma survivors limit their potential by getting stuck in cycles of starting over, settling for less, and feeling comfortable in chaos. He uses Federer’s approach to tennis as a metaphor for life: each point is a new opportunity, regardless of past mistakes. The episode encourages listeners to embrace a fresh perspective, letting go of past failures and focusing on progress.
Through anecdotes and scripture, Owens challenges you to shift your mindset and adopt a short memory for setbacks, keeping your eyes fixed on the prize. He argues that winning starts with believing in what God says about you, urging you to stop comparing yourself to others and instead focus on your own path to victory. By renewing your mind, you can transform your life and reach your full potential.
So, are you ready to fight the good fight and finish the race? This episode is packed with motivation to help you do just that.