Chapter 2: "Success is rented, and the landlord’s knocking every damn day." — Kane83

Success isn't a one-time payment. It's not a trophy you win and set on a shelf to collect dust. It’s a rental, and the rent is due every single day you wake up breathing. It doesn’t matter what you accomplished yesterday — today demands a new deposit of discipline, focus, and grit.

The minute you think you’ve "made it" and stop paying that rent, success starts packing its bags and walking out on you. The grind never ends, because greatness is maintained, not gifted.

This mindset kills complacency. When you understand that success is rented — not owned — you start treating every day like it matters.

You stop resting on old wins. You stay humble, hungry, and relentless. The "landlord is life, the competition, your own dreams are knocking every damn day, checking if you're still serious.

If you want to keep the keys to your goals, you better answer that knock with action, not excuses.

"The grind doesn’t care about your feelings; it only cares about your finish."  Kane83