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Radan, my brother, there's only one person I'm going to come to when we're talking about end

of year and future goals, and it's you, because we've had a tradition for, it's got to be coming

up to, I don't know, coming up to 10 years where we're always talking about what we're trying

to accomplish at the end of the year. Yeah, it's a tradition I really love,

and it's always an honor and that privilege to do with you. So I'm really excited to do it for

2024 and for next year. Brother, I saw this. I read this today, and it said, you don't need all

this new year, new you bullshit. You need to actually be you as fiercely or authentic as you can.

Stop censoring your show itself. Stop pretending to someone else. Blah, blah, blah. So he's basically this guy was saying, like,

basically, you know, New Year's resolutions is kind of waste of time. Just be your best self.

But I really think there's some power in the start of a new year. And I've really, I mean,

even just myself thinking the last few

days about what I want to accomplish next year, I want to write some things down and really

channel myself and steer my life in the right direction. So I'm always super inspired. So I'd love

to hear your thoughts on just, there's all those facts about people that gym memberships in January,

everyone's, oh, I'm going to get back

to the gym and I'm getting shape. And then by February, most people fall off. But I feel like for you

and I, we're pretty good about when we write things down, or we focus ourselves. We really stick to it.

Yeah, I totally agree with that. And so two things have really helped me. One is I have this rule with myself where, you know,

if you're going to, and I kind of use this analogy, like if you're going to sit on the couch,

you know, drink it some wine and think about all these great things you're going to do in your life

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