oftentimes the outcome we are looking for has potentially 15 different roads that we can walk down

to get to it. And this is what stresses people out because they're like, Rach, there's so many

ways that I can get from here to there that I get stuck in not knowing which road is the right road.

And so I try nothing.

You just stay here going, well, should I try and get healthy by signing up for a half marathon?

Should I try and get healthy by getting a gym membership?

Should I try and get healthy with a nutritionist?

Should I try literally anything?

Try anything. Try something. Try everything. Try something. Try everything. Just make a move. I cannot stress this to you guys enough that you have to start moving if you want momentum in any direction. You have to make a decision. You have to do something.

Doing something in the direction that you want ahead is always the right choice.

Hey guys, it's Rach. Welcome to the show. I'm so glad that you're here with us today. And I have a favor, which sounds kind of harsh if we just met, but I'm assuming that most of you have been a part of this community for a hot minute. And so I got to ask, are you subscribed to the podcast?

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listening, we would so appreciate it if you would just tap that how to make big decisions.

This one is straight from feedback from y'all because last week I put out an episode, if you haven't listened to it, I put out

an episode explaining that I was moving my family back to California where I'm originally

from, where the kids were born, where I was born, where our family is, where a lot of my dearest

friends are. I made the decision to move

back. And if you want to go listen to that episode, you can. But this is the second time I've made a

big move with my family. The first time was when I decided to move from here to Austin, Texas.

The second time was making the decision to move back. And what I get in response to that

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