Mitchell Osmond

You know, I've gotten out of debt.

My relationship is better.

I've lost 30 pounds, whatever.

Here's the thing, though.

Either way, you're going to get to the future.

The question is, is what version of you gets there?

The one who's stressed out living in the gap all the time, being obsessed about what he hasn't done yet, or the guy who gets there by celebrating every victory, looking back as to where he's come from.

And so how we can get out of that trap is,

is simply by creating what I would call success statements of like, I know I will be, I'll know I'm being successful when dot, dot, dot, I'll know I'm being successful when dot, dot, dot, right?

Because what, what we need to do is define that for ourselves.

Um, because other people are constantly defining success for us, Instagram, the neighbor, you know, our father-in-law,

Our brother who's got the boat and got the car, got the whatever.

And so we start going after goals that don't even make sense for us.

And we lose track of everything around us, like our family and our kids and all those things.

And so, for example, for me, that's what I did.

And that's what a lot of my clients do.

And we hold ourselves to that standard.

So if you're listening today and maybe...

It's a financial thing.

I'll know I'm being successful when I can live for six months without working on passive income.