I was reading a book the other day when I was reminded of another book we had to read in college. A quote from it stuck with me: “To be weak is miserable, doing or suffering.” This line from John Milton’s Paradise Lost hits hard because it’s so true. Life is challenging, both physically and mentally, and if we’re not prepared—if we’re weak in body, mind, or spirit—it can make everything so much harder. But here’s the thing: being strong isn’t just about lifting heavy weights in the gym. It’s about building resilience for whatever life throws your way. When Milton talks about weakness, it’s not about failure or being less-than. It’s really about not being ready for the challenges ahead. Think about it: when you’re physically weak, even small tasks can feel overwhelming. Carrying groceries, running after your kids, or even climbing stairs can leave you drained. And when...