What's up, everyone? This is Brian Lubin, your host, and today just a friend that wants to talk to you and give you a little bit of something that has really helped me.

A quick little exercise, if you will, that will hopefully be able to help you and provide the same amount of value to you as it has to me.

A recurring theme on these shows has been about vision.

So I want to talk to you a little bit about the principles from the book Vivid Vision by

Cameron Harold.

I think some of you will probably remember from when Calvin talked about it previously in his

episode, but it really just talks about

knowing where you want to go.

Knowing where you want to go.

So here's a good example.

You can use it two different ways.

One example and one story is if you get into an airplane and you're taken off from, in my

instance, I'm in Atlanta. So if you're taking off from, in my instance, I'm in Atlanta,

so if you're taking off from Atlanta or you're flying to LAX, you know, wherever you're flying,

and you're flying in the plane, they have a flight plan.

That's going to take you exactly where you want to go.

And that flight plan is dialed to the freaking inch where that plane is supposed to go throughout the

entire journey. If you're just a couple degrees off of where you're supposed to go, then in about

20 minutes, you're going to be, you know, you'll be a couple miles off of trajectory. But after about

30 minutes to an hour, to the end of the

trip, you're not going to end up in LAX, you're going to end up in Oregon. There are so many

different ways that you can go wrong if you don't have not only the idea of the destination,

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