What is going on everybody? Welcome back to the Mind of a Macros podcast as always. I'm your

host Mike Milner. This is going to be a fun episode. I'm talking about five things that are more important than macros.

That's going to be the topic of the episode today.

But before I jump in, I have an exciting announcement. I feel like lately it's just been one exciting announcement after the next and this is no different but this one is possibly the best one yet. I don't know you can be the judge of that.

So this is why I love you guys so much. A couple days ago I posted in the Facebook group, and by the way you should be a part of that if you're not, just go on to Facebook and search the personality diet and neurotype training, join us. So anyway anyway I posted in that group and said if we get to

5,000 members in that community by Friday at 1159 p.59 PM Eastern Standard time, then I will give away the next neurotype challenge for free.

I will let people register totally for free. No charge, no catch, no hook, just straight up free entry.

And of course, you guys rallied for the cause, you invited your friends and family into the group, and I can say as of recording,

it is currently 1130 a.m. Eastern time on Friday and we are well above 5,000 members.

So congratulations, that means, and I'm a man of my word,

the Neurotype Challenge 1st September is totally free.

You don't need a credit card to enroll.

You don't need anything other than a name, an email address, and a phone number.

All you have to do is go to neurotype challenge.com, enter your

info and register. I'm excited about this because we're doing things a little bit

differently for this challenge. We've had so much success with the six-week

challenges that we've done. Two in a row that we did that were amazing. So the first challenge,

the first six-week challenge, we had 90% success rate

in terms of those that finished the challenge

reaching their goals in terms of mindset goals

and making progress physically. The next one that we did that recently

just ended, we had 100% success rate. Now, I don't want this to seem that crazy. All I mean by 100% success rate is that everybody who started the challenge and finished it and reported, we do an exit survey at the end,

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