David Royce

Like if you're willing to work really, really hard and focus and become obsessive at what you do, you've got the best chance.

Like if you look at the very best athletes, the very, you know, the biggest rock stars, you can think of like a Taylor Swift or whoever,

they actually work really, really hard at their craft.

They're obsessed about it.

They have a process.

They're engaged.

And it creates passion.

I found that most people love what they're good at.

And sometimes it's not about the widget that you're selling, but it's about being great at something or helping other people.

You can find happiness and joy in something else.

And when you're constantly trying to get better, I really believe that we're happiest when we're striving for our true potential.

And you're never going to regret giving your best.

It feels good.

And I used to love working 14, 16 hour days.

There's times and seasons.

And the thing I would actually tell myself is work really hard now, because when you have family and you have kids, you're going to want to slow down and take some steps back because your priorities change.

And that's not a bad thing.

It's a good thing.

You know, it's another phase of life.

And there's more opportunities for growth and learning on that side of life.