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The Mindset of a Warrior: Willingness to Die for the Fight
One of Fletcher’s most gripping stories involves a medical warning that his heart was damaged and he might die if he continued fighting. His response? Absolute acceptance. “What could be better than dying in battle?” he asks. To Fletcher, the warrior’s spirit finds meaning in risking everything, even life itself, for the chance at victory or purpose.
He echoes this mentality through the story of Hoist Gracie and himself—both men willing to face death head-on, seeing it as the ultimate form of dedication and honor. This mindset fuels their obsession, their drive to push beyond limits, and their resilience in the face of adversity.