Mimi Bouchard

It's kind of like the compound effect, obviously, with investing, as you talk about a lot.

I'm speaking your language here.

It's like the compound effect.

When you are showing up for yourself in these very small moments of your day, that compounds so much over time that you end up in a completely different place even a year down the line.

Then if you weren't to do those tiny little things, that's actually one of the biggest lessons I've had to learn when it comes to transformation.

I used to kind of want it to be this one big thing and then I transform one day.

But no, I really had to learn that it's actually just about the small incremental changes and showing up for yourself imperfectly in those little moments.

And that being the compound effect to massive transformation.

And I also very much so enjoy investing and I'm very interested in it.

So using an investor's mentality, I write about this in my book actually.

embodying this investor's mentality towards life, not just money, but just towards your life, right?

So it's making the certain decisions that will benefit you in the future, maybe not be as enjoyable now, whether that's with your health or your finances or your relationships, sometimes having the hard conversations now and not stuffing it down or...

choosing the healthier meal at the restaurant, whatever it is, those little things that can help you be this investor in certain areas of your life, just having a complete investor's mentality towards everything.

I think that's such a game changer.

Yeah, there is a book.

I forget the author's name now.

I think it was two guys that wrote it.

It's called 10X is Easier Than 2X.

I didn't even read the book.

I just read the summary online.