Mitchell Osmond

Or I'll know, maybe if it's a marriage thing, I'll know I'm being successful when I can go seven days without snapping at my wife and kids.

I'll know I'm being successful when I can go...

two weeks without binge eating, right?

You fill in the blank, whatever success looks like for you, write it out, print it off,

Tape it on your wall.

I don't care.

Put it in your journal.

Revisit it every month and be like, am I still being successful according to my standards of success?

And you need to consider not just the financial goals, but also the goals in your relationships, the goals in your spiritual health, your mental health, and all those things.

And basically you cover those five areas with those success statements and hold yourself to those standards.

And the thing is, is

You know, every year I go through those and I increase them, right?

And that's the thing.

You always want to get to the next level.

Again, going back to our masculinity.

How do we now... Okay, this was success this year.

Okay, for 2026, what does success look like?

And it should look different because we're not supposed to stay the same, right?

That's the whole point of the game.

Does that make sense?