Eddie Pinero

You can only find on the outside what lives in the inside.

You can only extract from the orange, orange juice.

Recently a good friend of mine said to me that they'd like to change their financial situation.

to which my response was, perfect, you most certainly can, right?

Like anything, yeah, it'll take work and some planning and some restructuring, all that good stuff, but you most definitely can.

And his response was, sure, that's what all you motivational people say.

Okay, smart guy, now you're an example on a podcast episode.

Congrats.

Why?

Because you want the people around you to realize how much is possible for themselves.

It's not sorcery or witchcraft to believe something better is possible.

In fact, if one doesn't believe it's possible, they're effectively cementing their feet to the ground, at least with regard to that particular pursuit.

Let's face it, you don't begin journeys that are not possible.

We don't allow ourselves to do that.

And so, to not believe in an outcome and somehow still wish for that outcome, well, that's essentially our orange metaphor.

Can't squeeze financial freedom out of a mindset that only sees monetary constraint.

Believing it's possible starts the journey.

See, there's so much pragmatism in growth.

You know, people talk a lot about the law of attraction.

And yeah, I get it, right?