On General Hospital, Jason has been evolving as a character. He’s reconnected with his family and was even the one to find Monica after she passed away. His relationship with Tracy has made some great strides, and now that the funeral has passed, he needs to get on to the business of reconnecting with Britt. In real life, Steve Burton has also leveled up, putting an emphasis on self-discipline, drive, and mental strength. He recently shared a powerful message to his fans on social media, teaching them how the right mindset can be motivational.
Finding Strength in the Struggle
On Instagram, Burton wrote, “Yes. There are times I don’t feel like working out…because everybody has excuses. Everybody’s tired. Everybody’s busy. Everybody has obstacles. Life hits everybody. The difference isn’t in the circumstances. It’s in the mindset. The mindset is everything. The victim mindset finds excuses. The victor mindset knows there’s a reason why things are happening and can grow from it. Everybody can find a reason why they can’t. Find a reason why you can.”
He included a video in which he stated the same thing, but speaking directly to the fans helps his message hit home. He urged his followers to trade excuses for effort and victimhood for victory. His post quickly filled with gratitude and personal stories, as one fan commented, “I think a lot of us needed to hear this today 🙌.”
Fans Respond With Inspiration
One of Burton’s fans said, “You encourage me. Thanks,” while another commented, “Victor mindset is the way I am going now 2 knee replacement in 10 months say.” Others shared how they were fighting through their own struggles: “I’m paralyzed on my left hand side, working really hard to get my strength back,” wrote a viewer.
Another person who’s dealing with a major health issue added, “You are 100% correct! I can do light yoga, I take my walk every night ❤️ you are very inspiring ✨️.” And one comment summed up the mood perfectly: “Getting through the obstacles of the mind is the hardest thing…Every beginning is difficult, but the victory over yourself is always worth it.”
Burton’s message was simple but resonant—no excuses, no limits, just mindset.
