“Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown.”
– William Shakespeare

Every man imagines himself “the man.”
But without vision, strength, and courage, it’s a crushing burden.

Because when the storm hits, who’s gonna steady the family?
When there's more work to be done, who’s staying late to finish?
When danger knocks, who’s gonna stand in the doorway?
When a decision must be made, who’s gonna own it?

That weight belongs to you. No excuses. No escape.

And here’s the paradox: the blessing is baked into the burden.
The same load that breaks cowards forges men of strength.

So the question isn’t how heavy is the burden...
It’s whether you’ll become strong enough to carry it.