Andy Purcell

Like you're not doing it because, you know, I want to go run through the field of roses.

I want to shove it down motherfuckers' throats until they fucking die, okay?

That's easy to have when nobody believes in you, okay?

But once you're proven and once you've stepped out of that,

there's a transition that naturally occurs with most high achievers.

And they go from this place of letting the dark energy to drive them

to this place of they're more confident in themselves and that shit no longer works.

And so what you have to do at that perk, by the way, it doesn't no longer work.

You just don't have as much of it or the same amount of it.

But if you want to get some more, I'm going to tell you how.

All right.

So when you get to this point in time, it's very important that you realize that

The way to really move down past that point is to expand your purpose and mission from where it was, all right?

A lot of businesses come and go because they have this initial vision of where they're trying to be, all right?

And once they hit that first vision and they get to that spot and they haven't like thought about a bigger mission or a bigger path to take,

It's very dangerous because what happens is people get in a place where they're comfortable, they get complacent, they stop doing the things, they stop being driven, they stop pushing themselves down the track, and you slow down and everybody else is still running full speed and you end up losing that way.

This is why I tell people all the time, you know, people that...

win once are actually more susceptible to losing and not regaining it than the person who's never won at all.

Because the person who's won once, a couple things happen.

One, they start to believe it's them.