What is going on guys and welcome back to another episode of the Bear Performance Podcast.

I'm your host Nick Bear owner of Bear Performance Intrition and welcome back to another episode.

Now we're going to kick this one off with the excerpt that just got approved by the publisher

for my book that's going to be on the back of the hard copy of the book, 25 hours a day.

I'm going to read this to you.

It's like when you pick up the book, if you're going to buy it, when you flip it over,

it's going to read this right here.

And I think it gives great context to why it is titled 25 hours a day,

which I've been getting a lot of questions about.

I just love it.

I dig everything about this, these few paragraphs.

So conventional wisdom tells you to live as if you had fewer hours on a day.

They say to cram everything in as if only you had 23 hours in which you get it all done.

This never made any sense to me.

It gave you less actual time and often results in rushing to failure.

I'll never forget the moment I learned to stop rushing towards failure.

I was a student in the impotry officer basic course at Fort Benning, Georgia, working with

some captains from the hard course 75th Ranger Regiment.

I asked one of them for advice on how to be the best leader possible when I arrived at

my platoon at Fort Hood, Texas.

He pointed to another captain across the room.

You see that guy right there?

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