A lot of people have a lot of excuses as to why they don’t do this or don’t do that. They want the gains or the results but they refuse to do what is proven and what has already been established for them. Excuses are the one common denominator when I hear from quitters or habitual complainers. It’s not hard to fix, they just need to want to fix…

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A Coral on Instagram: "I don’t understand lazy people, and I’m not interested in trying.Not because I’m harsh.But because I’ve seen what perseverance really looks like.And once you’ve witnessed resilience up close, excuses lose their charm.I’ve watched people chase buses in the dark just to make rent.I’ve seen tired parents stretch pennies and still show up with love.I’ve met creators who’ve been told “you’re wasting your time” for years, but they keep posting, keep refining, keep pushing.No applause. No overnight success. Just grit.So no, I don’t relate to lazy.Because effort doesn’t need talent. And excuses don’t build anything.Laziness isn’t just stillness, it’s a choice to stay stuck when you could take one small step forward.And in a world where so many are climbing with everything stacked against them?Choosing not to try isn’t neutral, it’s offensive.I relate to the ones who rise anyway.The ones who trade comfort for progress.The ones who build when no one’s watching.Success doesn’t always look glamorous.Sometimes it looks like discipline in silence.Sacrifice without sympathy.Or chasing a dream while juggling a dozen real-life fires.So ask yourself:→Are you really tired… or are you hiding from work? →And if you’re already thriving, are you still giving it your all, or have you gotten comfortable at the top?#coralsantoro"

25K likes, 411 comments - coralsantoro on September 14, 2025: "I don’t understand lazy people, and I’m not interested in trying. Not because I’m harsh. But because I’ve seen what perseverance really looks like. And once you’ve witnessed resilience up … Continue reading