Dan Martell

It could be an Ironman or hiking a mountain or even writing your first book.

That way, every year has a thing you can go, oh, 2024 was this, 25 was that, 26 was this.

What's my Misogi for 27?

And the biggest takeaway I've had from spending time with billionaires is they don't just focus on adding zeros to their bank account.

They prioritize living a life worth remembering.

So when you think of all these billionaire rules, I need you to bring them together and remind yourself of one thing.

Stop trying to win a game someone else designed.

Build your own game.

That's what the billionaires have done.

They said, I've got my own rules.

My friend Lori said it the other day.

She goes, when I feel bored, I realize I'm being boring.

And if I'm bored, I should probably start doing things that are not boring.

And if you're feeling that way today, take that inspiration.

Start building a life worth remembering.

So here's what I need you to do is below, based on all these rules, I need you to write down the one that resonates the most with you.

Drop a comment and tell me which one it is.

And remember, if you want my executive assistant playbook, just find me on Instagram and DM me the word YouTube EA and I'll send it right over.

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