This is a Glassbox Media Podcast.

In this episode of the Ziggler Show, Ernest Hemingway, he's famously cited as saying

right drunk edit sober.

And amongst the writing community, it's an oft-quoted statement, frequently depicted

in film and story.

Trouble is, he didn't say it.

Well, in this episode, I'm back with one of my favorite all-time authors, Donald Miller,

and we're talking about his habits, and one he shared was stopping the nightly beer.

While he appreciates it, his best writing time is in the morning, and he feels alcohol,

even a little bit, slightly compromises his work.

And that right there, I mean, that's the essence of good habits.

When we have a reason big enough for us to make the healthier decision, I mean, if you're

struggling to keep up a desired habit, obviously, your motive isn't clear, isn't strong.

Well, this is an interesting show, though, as we talk about that, and Donald is just so

open, honest, and introspective, which is why he sold millions of his memoirs.

And we cover vices, and heroes on a mission, and mindset, and the benefit of not knowing

any better, and him considering if he has an obsessive, compulsive disorder in relation

to tacos.

It was a fun and just really insightful discussion.

And on the note of habits, to help your habits, Don invited us all to visit heroonamission.com,

where he provides a life plan and daily planner course, which is profound in helping with

our habits.

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