Lewis Howes

And if your pantry is filled with, you know, clean foods, I mean, the green room over here, we were just joking about how clean the food.

So everything's high protein.

All the drinks are super clean, no sugar.

And I'm going, yeah.

Well, Lewis is going to be healthier if he doesn't give himself access and temptation to the things he knows are bad for him.

And yet when it comes to money, we give ourselves unfettered access to all the things that are destroying our life.

And then we wonder why we're not where we want to be.

We're not feeling how we want to feel.

So the solution is so much more simple than we would give ourselves credit for.

But it's to add friction back to our lives, make things intentionally a little more difficult, because that's where the true peace and growth lie.

And the easier you try to make life, the more comfort you chase, the more miserable you'll end up being.

And Michael Easter wrote a great book on this called The Comfort Crisis, where he talks about kind of how we got here.

And he has a website called 2% where he goes, 2% of the people take the stairs, 98% would take the elevator.

And so it's do the hard, uncomfortable thing because that's what creates a fulfilling life, not chasing the easiest path that was laid out before you by marketing companies.

I've done the StrengthsFinder assessment and my number one was futuristic.

So I'm always so focused on the future.

And I have financial plans for days until I am 98.

Here's what the net worth might be.

Here's what I could do.

Here's all the variations and projections.