I Flew to Egypt to Chase My Dreams
Lewis Howes travels to Egypt to compete at the Club World Championships in handball, reflecting on 18 years of chasing an Olympic dream and why the journey matters more than the result.
The gist
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Howes has pursued his Olympic handball goal for 18 years, showing that big ambitions often need decade-long timelines and survive early failures.
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He argues that obstacles teach you the skills and character the goal actually requires, rather than being signs you should quit.
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Finishing 9th at the World Championships still felt like a win because of the memories and relationships built along the way.
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Fear of wasted time stops most people from starting, but the growth and connections gained are a guaranteed return even if the goal falls short.
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