John Assaraf

One of my friends before he died, Jim Rohn, very wonderful philosopher and brilliant man, you know, at dinner one night, he quoted one of his famous quotes.

And he said, in life, you'll either pay the price of discipline or you will pay the price of regret.

He says, discipline weighs ounces, regret weighs tons.

And I've had so many people in my environment over the decades that got to their 60s, 70s, and even 80s, and they had so many regrets.

And the common denominator is why didn't I when I could have?

Yeah.

I can now.

I'm fortunately healthy, happy, able, capable.

I've been blessed with the ability to take some complex stuff and make it easier for people to understand because I like it easy.

And I feel it's my duty to.

It's my reason for being.

And in doing so, I receive the gifts of sharing and loving and caring that gives my life purpose and meaning.

And with purpose and meaning, I could have impact.

With impact, I can have a little bit of positive influence.

With a bit of positive influence, I can make people's lives a little bit better and the environment better and animals and trees and the planet.

So I'm using my life in, and I have this written down, in as many ways as I can so that

I feel, not you, you think, I feel I have not squandered life.

So we will never, ever, ever outperform our hidden self-image of ourselves.

So there's the you that I want people watching or listening to see.

There's the me that my wife and kids see.