DJ Shipley

Just imagine if he'd been doing it since he was four.

He'd be Tiger Woods.

The work ethic, the discipline, and the passion it takes to hit that level, it's a universal.

I say the same thing.

If you live the routine, if you look at every rep they've ever burnt throughout their entire life and you just replace with a different medium, that is the recipe for success.

If there's 10,000 hours, they've logged so much more than that.

I mean, you break 10,000 hours down, four hours a day, what is that, roughly eight years?

Break down eight hours a day, roughly four years?

That's why I tell guys, once you get into your lane, if you sacrifice everything else for the first four years and you lay down those 10,000 hours, you can find a balance point for the rest of your career.

That's just not what I did.

That's what most of the guys didn't do.

Drinking, partying, chasing women, doing the whole thing.

Just, you know, set your hair on fire and run around throughout your early 20s.

Not what I wish I would have done.

So you got to make that time on the backside.

Just be a pro.

Be a pro early.

It becomes routine.

It becomes easy.

You don't even realize you're doing it.