Included with NeverGiveUp (along with 100+ other programs)
The goal is clear. The path is laid out. But when the real pressure hits—the burning in your lungs on the last mile, the creative block on page fifty, the fourth-quarter fatigue—something inside you breaks. You stop, you compromise, you quit. You know you have more to give, but you can't access it when it matters most. It feels like a fundamental weakness, a crack in your will, and you're left wondering: why can't I just push through?
This isn't a failure of character. It's a failure of training. Your brain is hardwired to seek comfort and escape pain. For most people, that signal is an automatic stop sign. But elite athletes, special operators, and top executives train a different response. They learn to see discomfort not as a threat, but as a gateway. They build 'spiritual calluses' by intentionally leaning into friction, teaching their nervous system that the urge to quit is just noise, not a command.
Mend Your Spiritual Fractures is a 28-day program designed to systematically rebuild your response to adversity. It's not about empty motivation or rah-rah speeches. It is a structured psychological training protocol that rewires how you process difficulty. You will forge the grit to see things through, transforming pain from a barrier into fuel.
This entire transformation is built in just seven minutes a day. The program delivers personalized daily exercises that meet you where you are and push you just beyond your edge. It's a small investment for a profound return. By day 28, the voice that once told you to quit will be the one telling you to push harder.
Personalized mental training delivered daily
Every morning, receive a new 7-minute audio session tailored to your goals and challenges.
Each session connects to the previous one, gradually strengthening your mental skills over 28 days.
Optional reflection prompts help you apply insights to your actual life situations.
Share your experiences and watch the program personalize even further to your journey.
Stories from people training their minds every day
These sessions help me stay sharp between competitions. Mental training is just as important as physical.
The focus techniques work under pressure. I use them before every race. Game changer for performance.
Seven minutes every morning keeps me centered during tournaments. Mental strength wins matches.