Welcome to the Game Change Your Life. I'm Dave Anderson, and it's time now for our Friday,

two-minute warning edition. We post these on Fridays because they're designed to

give you something to think about, watch for, or do to finish your week strong and maximize

your weekend. I will occasionally include a Red Zone rant, but not today. Here's what I'm

to talk about. I want to talk about rejoice with those who rejoice. You know, so often someone is happy and we feel it's our job to bring them down a notch or two. That is miserable. That is not the game changer life. It's like that salesperson. Maybe it's a friend, a coworker. They have a great month and we want to yeah, but them. They're joyful. We want to yeah, but them. Yeah, but the economy's turning. Yeah, but. That doesn't happen

that often. Yeah, but you can't expect every month to be that way. Instead of rejoicing and saying,

congratulations, awesome, that must feel great. What do you attribute it to? Listen, don't rob another's

joy with your yeah but. Maybe there is a caution. Maybe it is going to their head. Maybe there's something you need to plant in their mind. But rejoice at the moment. Later, and it could even be just a couple minutes later, you can visit with them and say, you know, something you might want to consider going forward that could help you sustain this is X, Y, or Z. But don't do it at the time. Rejoice with those who rejoice while they're rejoicing. I got to tell you, if you can't rejoice for others, you're just probably an unhappy person. Maybe you're even miserable. And you know what, I'm sorry you're that way, but I don't feel sorry for you because it's your choice to be that way.

Happiness is a choice, and so is unhappiness. To rejoice is a choice. So make it. Make it with

others, and it'll make you more joyful in the process. Let me close this out again by saying,

you may not be able to add years to your life, but you can add life to your years. And you can

start now by rejoicing with those who rejoice. Work on that today. Stop being lived, man. Start

living the game change your life. And we'll talk again real soon. I'm going to be.