Simon Squibb

And I personally want to have tried everything I've ever thought of.

Now, that does sometimes mean that I'm trying crazy things and I'll probably fail many, many more times.

So what?

How can we give that to people listening?

How do we bottle that up?

I agree.

To your point, love the journey.

You've got to enjoy the process.

I really want to give this to people though.

If people take something from this podcast, it would be what you're talking about here.

And I wonder if people understood, like my wife does kinesiology.

It's kind of an amazing thing.

I never really understood it, but it basically helps you understand what the body is telling you as opposed to what your mind is telling you.

It's almost like what your heart says as opposed to what your mind says.

And in the subconscious, in our early years, a lot of stuff gets pre-programmed into us.

Our subconscious, that's why we don't remember anything often before the age of seven, because it's building up our subconscious belief systems.

And one of the things in the school system that starts very early, I homeschool my son because of this.

I took him out of school.

Because in the school system, they'll tell you, sit down and do an exam on your own.

And if you get an A, you're a success.