If you think about the most successful people in the world, I promise you they're not comfortable.

If you think about the healthiest people in the world, they're not comfortable.

Now you may say, J. Comfortable is more of an important value to me than success.

And I respect and accept that. But here's the thing.

If you try to get comfortable, then when there's uncertainty and your comfortability is disturbed,

you're not sure what to do.

Hey everyone, welcome back to on purpose the number one health podcast in the world.

Thanks to each and every single one of you that come back every week to listen, learn and grow.

Now today I wanted to focus on work. I wanted to focus on careers. I wanted to focus on what you do

to make money because the careers that we choose, the industries we choose, the jobs that we choose

end up taking up a lot of our lives. We spend a lot of time at work. We spend a lot of energy at work.

And while I do believe I was watching an interview recently with Mark Zuckerberg, it's an older

interview, probably one of the earlier interviews he did. And the interviewer asked him what he wishes

younger entrepreneurs would avoid, what mistakes he thinks they should avoid.

And he gave a really interesting answer. He actually said that he believes that we shouldn't

avoid mistakes. We should make as many mistakes as possible because you learn so much from them.

But I believe that he's right. And I love that mindset because I've made a lot of mistakes to

and I'm really happy I made them. I do also feel though that there are different levels of mistake.

Like some mistakes don't cost you as much time as much money as much energy.

But the insight I'm about to share with you on this podcast will save you months if not years

of pain, effort, struggle and challenges, which can set you up to have immense growth in your life.

So I'm doing this because I so believe that when I learned from the Vedas, they talked about

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