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Just Keep Tri-ing
The Faith-Fueled Formula to Push Through Pain, Face Your Fears, and Finish Your Race
James Logan(0)
About
For most of his life, Jim Logan believed success meant proving he was enough-tougher, stronger, more disciplined, more relentless than the world expected. He built a business, chased endurance, and trained his body like a temple and a weapon. Still, beneath the achievements lingered a quiet question: "Could I ever truly step out of my father's shadow-and my own fear?"
Then cancer arrived and changed everything.
In 2024, a stage four terminal diagnosis cracked his life open. Overnight, the future he had planned disappeared, and he stood face-to-face with his own mortality. He could either die from cancer...or choose, defiantly, to live with it.
This memoir follows two years of that decision: hospital rooms and starting lines, chemotherapy and training sessions, despair and dark humor, prayer and grit. It moves between construction sites and racecourses, family expectations and the solitude of endurance, the weight of suffering and the surprising lightness of faith.
Along the way, he learned to say a radical thing out loud: "Cancer can have my body, but not my mind, heart, or soul."
Part survival story and part philosophy, this book weaves hard-won lessons into what he calls the DSSP formula-discipline, sacrifice, suffering, and pain. It's not about punishment, but about treading a path to freedom. Each chapter pairs a raw moment with a way of thinking that helped him stop fearing the finish line and start running toward it.
This is not a book about beating cancer. It's a book about choosing life in the midst of it-about courage, presence, and relentless hope.
If you've ever felt overwhelmed, underestimated, or afraid to begin, this memoir is your invitation to lace up, keep TRI-ing, and remember: you are stronger than you think.
Then cancer arrived and changed everything.
In 2024, a stage four terminal diagnosis cracked his life open. Overnight, the future he had planned disappeared, and he stood face-to-face with his own mortality. He could either die from cancer...or choose, defiantly, to live with it.
This memoir follows two years of that decision: hospital rooms and starting lines, chemotherapy and training sessions, despair and dark humor, prayer and grit. It moves between construction sites and racecourses, family expectations and the solitude of endurance, the weight of suffering and the surprising lightness of faith.
Along the way, he learned to say a radical thing out loud: "Cancer can have my body, but not my mind, heart, or soul."
Part survival story and part philosophy, this book weaves hard-won lessons into what he calls the DSSP formula-discipline, sacrifice, suffering, and pain. It's not about punishment, but about treading a path to freedom. Each chapter pairs a raw moment with a way of thinking that helped him stop fearing the finish line and start running toward it.
This is not a book about beating cancer. It's a book about choosing life in the midst of it-about courage, presence, and relentless hope.
If you've ever felt overwhelmed, underestimated, or afraid to begin, this memoir is your invitation to lace up, keep TRI-ing, and remember: you are stronger than you think.