Hey everyone, Vancouver Radio, episode number 366, good God, I hope you are awesome.

So today's Short Monday show, and actually will be a short Monday show. I know I've been throwing some

curve balls into the mix of recent but don't worry about that it's all added value.

So today I want to talk about a really simple concept and it's kind of wrapped up in a book called The Third Door and this book was put on my radar by James Moody, who you might have seen Crop Up in my social

media now and again.

He is the owner of Remote Fit Pro.

We're doing a sort of business retreat in Spain in November. But anyway, this is a

concept I feel I've been living for a long time and I didn't really know that someone

had put this concept sort of out there and it's called

the third door is the book and it's a good concept but the thing is for me it just seems like

common sense now I've been getting a little bit more

animated on my Instagram stories of lately I call it getting a little bit salty you

know like rubbing salt in a wound you're like oh and

this is how I want to say it and it's not that things are going badly in fact

things are going great for me. I'm so passionate about what I'm doing at the moment.

I'm really hopeful of what the fitness industry is doing. I think there's really good trends and changes coming in the fitness

industry I'm excited about it and do you know what when things are going well for

yourself and you see so much that's going on around you that's wrong and that you want to change. It kind of makes me a little bit

salty now and again. And I was in a gym the other day because I'm training back in a commercial gym facility and there's so much in commercial

gyms that kind of anger me. I swear one day I'm going to build a massive gym and get it right because I just don't get how these

gyms that have like three five ten thousand members just get it so wrong

when there is so much opportunity to say change and help people's lives and they're literally just a roof with

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