Brendon Burchard

How would your future self handle your current responsibilities?

That's FR.

Before you go on there, I have a couple more examples that I have there.

Just throw in, please.

It's absolutely right.

Right?

It's absolutely right.

I can see that's one reason we're huge friends.

Yeah.

And for those listening, many of you guys know Lewis and I run a mastermind called Ultra.

Yes.

And I can tell you, because I've run that several years now, that the differentiator, the people in that room, you can tell that they want the responsibilities of life that demand more of them.

Yes.

And I would urge everyone to really think about it.

The group of people you hang out with, or your team, or your family, or the friends you've chosen, when they talk about responsibilities, is it a negative conversation?

or is it I'm leveling up conversation?

If it's a leveling up conversation, you're probably in the right group.

It's a group that can see past problems and see a potential future and believe in something for you beyond what maybe you even believe or beyond where you're at circumstantially now.

If you're around people who only complain about responsibilities and obligations, you probably need a new peer group,

need a coach, need a mastermind, need a better company culture, need to move on to the next job.