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Goggins's second book: what he did after the first one made him famous

The 2022 follow-up to Can't Hurt Me, framed around what Goggins calls his Mental Lab: the thinking he used to keep pushing after the first book, the records and the fame. His site describes it as a memoir with lessons the reader can use. A curse-free edition exists for readers who want the content without the language.

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    Retired Navy SEAL · Can't Hurt Me

    The 2022 follow-up. His site pitches it as a look inside what he calls his Mental Lab, and offers a curse-free edition alongside the original.

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