In Old Norse, "drengr" generally means a brave, valiant, or chivalrous person. It's a term of high praise, often used to describe someone who is courageous, honorable, and fair, especially in battle or conflict. 

A Drengr embodies a fearless spirit and is someone who doesn't back down from a fight or a challenge. They are not just strong, but also possess a strong sense of fair play and respect. Even among their enemies.

In Viking society, being called a drengr was a high compliment, indicating that the person possessed admirable qualities of honor, skill, and reckless courage. 

 

“Driven” implies and is defined as- (of a person) that is relentlessly compelled by the need to accomplish a goal or desire. someone who is filled with purpose that is motivated, focused, determined, ambitious, and is propelled forward by a force that is their own will.  

 

To be Drengr Driven is to be driven to live a life worthy of being called a drengr by possessing and pursing those qualities. To be a person who has the qualities of a warrior and has a deep sense of duty and passion for their life and that of their loved ones. paired along with the hardened mindset to relentlessly pursue their goals and ideals no matter the obstacles. They live a lifestyle focused on honor, strength, resilience, courage, and loyalty. They have a sense of justice and serve it when and where it is due. They are relentlessly seeking self-improvement and growth. All of this so that they can be fearless in the face of death, knowing they have lived a purpose filled life