All the things you're procrastin' about come from basically a misalignment in your brain of something that I call the reward versus pain ratio.

All you entrepreneurs out there, you should use Twitter polls at least, I use it every day, but at least once a week or once a month.

So I have at this table, we're here at Boston OVA in Sunset, on Sunset Boulevard, there's seven females and three guys.

So we have a well-represented panel of questions.

Now, also I have another question that only women could ask.

90% of the time I meet girls, boyfriends, and I want to ask the girl, what the hell do you like in that dude?

It's like women.

And so I want the second question that I'm going to do a Twitter poll as we do this podcast is, what percentage of people are in relationships because they don't think they can get better?

And so they're afraid to take a step out and be alone for a little bit versus they're totally happy in the relationship.

Because I feel like I was just talking to a certain someone here, but I won't put her on the spot.

No, it wasn't her, it wasn't her.

And it's like, she's with the guy, and I'm like, are you going to stay with this guy?

You've been for years, and actually over here too, we have number two person that said the same thing.

So the question is, I think 90% of people, 90% of people, compromise.

And we have their opinions in the background. What's your opinion?

We have someone here to the side that told me she's extremely afraid of social settings, but she talks nonstop.

So little side note, very few people actually know themselves. They're like delusional.

So okay, who here at the table has ever been in a relationship and you didn't, you stayed in it not because you really liked them, but it was the best you could get at the time.

Yeah, one, two, been in a relationship, but it wasn't, you were like, I can do better.

But I'm just with this person in the interim. Three, four, how about you?

I can do better, but it's more like I'm secure right now.

Yeah, but you feel safe, but you know there's no long-term future. That's what I'm talking about.

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