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As the year winds down, today’s Texan Edge is a quiet reminder that real strength doesn’t always announce itself. It often shows up softly—through consistency, character, and the simple decision to keep going when it would be easier to quit. 

In this episode, Tweed reflects on the kind of resilience Texas was built on: ordinary people, ordinary days, and the courage to keep showing up. No dramatic resets. No loud declarations. Just steady forward motion. 

If you’re tired, uncertain, or wondering whether what you’re doing really matters—this one’s for you.  

Show Notes 

• A special shout-out to Lori Reynolds in Austin—thank you for being part of the Texan Edge community
• Why the end of the year whispers instead of shouts
• The myth of “loud strength” and why quiet consistency matters more
• How Texas was built through ordinary days, not sweeping moments
• Ranchers, families, and communities who kept going when quitting made sense
• Why you don’t need to reinvent yourself to move forward
• The power of consistency with character
• A reminder that being tired or uncertain doesn’t mean you’re weak—it means you’re human
• Why staying in the fight is a very Texas place to be

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