This reminds me of my own "career change," albeit on a much smaller scale. I went from being a barista to a freelance writer. Everyone thought I was crazy, leaving a stable job for the unpredictable world of freelancing. But like Louis, I had this burning desire to pursue something different, something that truly challenged me. The transition was tough, filled with self-doubt and sleepless nights. There were times I wanted to give up and go back to making lattes. But I persevered. And just like Louis is stepping onto a new field, I stepped into a new world. And you know what? It was terrifying and exhilarating all at once. So, yeah, I get it, Louis. That feeling of chasing a dream, even when everyone thinks you're crazy. It's something special. Wis

I'm not buying it. This reeks of a desperate attempt to stay relevant. He was a decent rugby player, but the NFL? Come on. It's a whole different ball game, literally. The speed, the power, the strategy...it's not something you pick up overnight. I'd be genuinely surprised if he makes it past training camp. It's like trying to compare apples and oranges. They're both fruit, sure, but they taste completely different. And in this case, the NFL is a much more bitter fruit.

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This transition is tougher than a boiled egg. Respect the hustle, Louis. 💯

He's going from "What a try!" to "Touchdown!" Good luck, mate! 😂

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