Dan Martell

I think I first heard Wayne Dyer talk about this philosophy and he might've got it from a Buddhist.

But I just like, I would love to be that for people.

I would love for people to be like, man, he built.

but he did it in a way that he didn't care, but he cared.

Because that's what, that is the, that when we talk about the God-sized goals, that's kind of what it is.

It's like, I'm not creating from a place of not enoughness.

I'm creating from a place of possibility.

And if it happens, gravy.

And if it doesn't, also gravy.

That would be the message.

That would be like,

The permission I would love to give people to lean into is let's stop making it so hard on ourselves, but at the same time, let's hold ourselves to a higher level.

Having the courage to do the work.

You could be somebody that everybody knows, win all the championships, win all the races, win the medals.

You could still not have done the work.

And I, again, I just go back to the most powerful thing that we have is that story of doing that work and then sharing it to help other people.

And I just, I think when I think of like the people I admire and their greatness, I'm, and even with you, I've said this, I'm just grateful that you, you did that.

You showed it, you, you had the courage to do it.

That's my definition of greatness.

Dan Martell, my man.