Lewis Howes

Yeah.

Now I'm going to try something different.

My friend, Dean Graciosi says, we pay attention to what we pay for.

Do you think you making this investment in a coach made you pay attention more to, okay, now we're going to make my money back and I'm going to make more than my money back.

So I'm going to focus, I'm going to do all the painful things that she tells me to do

and I'm going to be the best student I can be.

Is that what your thought was because you invested?

It's deciding.

Because you can decide to invest, but you're still not committed to taking the action and doing whatever it takes.

And before you weren't committed.

Because you had the emotional blocks that were just have

I've read it hundreds of times.

Yeah.

What was the biggest takeaway from that book?

Wow.

So how do we know that we are in harmony and congruency with our desires?

that it's for something not just selfish and self-serving by itself or ego driven, but more, I don't know, driven by something greater, you know?

Because if someone says, well, I want to make a lot of money or I want to make $100,000 in a year or 500,000 or whatever it is, or millions, how do we line up our desires with our authentic selves so that we don't hurt ourselves in the process of making money or it become overwhelming, daunting, or draining?

And is it meaningful?

Yeah.