Jim Kwik

I probably didn't get much out of it because I was exhausted, but I still did it because I showed up for myself.

And I kept my word.

And that's not to say you miss one workout or whatever, your life is ruined any more than eating a donut ruin, but it's the consistency.

Like I won't miss two days in a row.

That's my standard.

So if I commit to doing something, maybe life happens, emergency, whatever, I miss it, but I won't miss two in a row.

because that's the standard that we hold.

I feel like all entrepreneurs, you need to be a thermostat.

You can't afford to be a thermometer, or a thermometer just reacts to the environment.

In human beings, we react to the weather, the economy, to politics, how people treat us, fine.

But the happiest and certainly most successful people

they don't react.

They're a thermostat.

They set a standard and the environment reacts to you.

It gauges.

It still knows.

That thermostat knows what the temperature is.

We should know what's going on in our market and our client, whatever, but then it sets a new temperature and then the environment reacts to us.

I feel like we impose our will that all entrepreneurship is taking the invisible in your mind and making it visible out here.

In the beginning, this is not for everybody, but for most people,