All right, welcome back to another episode of the podcast.

Today's episode is titled How Every Choice You Make Predicts Your Success.

And this topic came to me yesterday as I was traveling.

I was traveling to Montana for a podcast with Andy Stomph, the cleared hot podcast.

And what I want to share today is just some of the things that I was thinking about

and why I believe I have achieved some of the things I have achieved in my lifetime up until this point.

I'll be 35 years old this summer.

This August I'll be 35.

What's even crazier is my daughter is going to be three and my son

is going to be one. But our life as a whole, where we end up, what we accomplish, what we

achieve, our life is the sum of a ton of different choices. Some of those choices are

monumental and they can literally shift the trajectory of our entire life. Like the day that I founded, go on more, or the day that I decided to train for my first

Ironman, or the day, the moment I decided that I wanted to join the U.S. Army, those are

some of those significant life decisions that have literally changed the course of my life forever.

When I die one day, my life would have and will have looked significantly more different for better or worse if I would have made

different decisions or made different choices along the way on some really big needle-moving

significant times and places.

But there are other choices we make every single day.

They don't have the same significant impact.

But it's the consistency of those choices that end up mattering a lot.

The consistency in which we make decisions and choices.

So yesterday, I landed in Montana and I called an Uber, got in the Uber, and I took that

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