For some people, failure is not an option, but actor Jeremy Renner wants people to know they are not alone.
Renner, who has returned to acting after a snowplow accident which nearly took his life last year, reached out Thursday morning on Instagram.
“Checking in with this thought. All of the obstacles, the problems, and failures are my allies of whom pour the foundation where my successes are built,” Renner wrote in a caption to his post. “To anyone who is struggling with failures or overwhelming obstacles, I wish and will upon you a powerful belief that you are not alone … and collectively we can move MOUNTAINS !!!”
Renner knows a lot about moving mountains after an accident in which he suffered blunt chest trauma and 30 broken bones from being hit and run over by his snowplow at home.
Renner, who recently returned to acting for the next season of his Paramount+ series Mayor of Kingstown, People reported.
On Sunday, he attended the People’s Choice Awards and presented Billie Eilish with the TV performance of the year award, according to People.
“Gotta say, it feels good to be back,” he told the audience. “This year’s been a heck of a journey and I’m happy to be here with you, the fans. You guys are the best.”
While he has returned to TV, it is not clear when he will hit the big screen again, including playing his Marvel Cinematic Universe superhero character Hawkeye, People reported.
“I’m always game,” Renner recently told Entertainment Tonight, when asked if he will return to playing Hawkeye moving forward. “I’m gonna be strong enough, that’s for sure. I’ll be ready.”
