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Today we're talking about simplifying and amplifying, also known as doing less with more,

which is kind of the direction I want to take it. Doing less with more is a great way to frame your training. It's a great way to make sure that you're

adaptable to execute your seven pillars every single day. A lot of times people think that they need

all these fancy tools, whether it's expensive in terms of doing a podcast, expensive microphones,

expensive screens, a really high quality computer

and the top camera and they spend all this money and they don't even know how to use this

shit and they haven't built their skills. When I first started doing podcasting, when I first

started training, I didn't have much. I started with very little and I did the best and I

maximized what I had.

And that's actually going to help you be more adaptable in the future.

It's going to maximize the tools that you have at your disposal.

You're going to learn mastery with those tools.

And once you have access to either upgrading your know, upgrading your equipment, whether it comes to

your business, whether it comes to your training, when it comes time to upgrade, you're going to

know more specifically what you need to upgrade and how you're going to upgrade. And you're going to

put that to the best use. So it's mastering those skills and working and improving those skills day by day,

no matter what it is, and using the tools that you have at your disposal in order to do so.

And I just think that's so much more important. It's so much more important. I mean,

think about this. You have someone who's

never worked out before. They're overwhelmed. They don't know what to do. They go to a big, and I'm just

one example. I'm not saying this is across the board for everyone, but one example, one way to

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