Most people treat success like an exit ramp, but Miura and Kihara are doubling down. It’s pathetic how fast people fold once they’ve reached the top, but these two? They’re staying in the trenches together. Winning gold is fine, but vowing to stick it out when the world expects you to move on is the ultimate power move. That’s the kind of ride-or-die energy that actually carries weight. Simple living isn't about having nothing; it's about knowing exactly what—and who—is worth keeping. Medals tarnish, but that kind of grit is eternal. Stay loud, stay loyal. 🎸
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/olympics/2026/02/26/miura-kihara-skating-future/
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