did I do everything that I possibly could do and this is a big one. This is in your business.

This is with your hobbies. This is even in your relationship. We're really, really quick to give up

because something isn't working in the moment, but did I hire the relationship coach?

Did we try the counseling? Did I hire the business coach? Did I study? Am I only trying to execute

based on the person that I am right now? Did I grow to the person that I need to become in order

for this to work? Did I ask any questions? Did I humble myself? Did I go to the meetings?

Did I do more than the average person does that also ends up quitting? Average people quit every

single day. Did I do anything that's above average in my execution, in my research,

in my utilizing my leveraging my resources that would put me in position? Like that's one thing

that I am super serious about before quitting in anything. I sit down and analyze. Did I do

everything that I could possibly do? You have a fighter in me, baby. I am going to fight

until the death of me. I need to make sure that there was not a paper or a stone unturned

before I quit. And again, this goes with things making sense because if you're right on the

verge of quitting, and all it took was an accountability partner for you to get that piece,

or all it took was a coach, or like David mentioned, it took a course, or maybe it took a different

perspective, right? Maybe it took changing the green shirts and only selling black shirts,

and now you have a hit. I am going to turn every stone to make sure I did it right. And when you're

thinking about that, write out a list and be really clear, what are all of the things that could

possibly help me? What are all of the things that could potentially be required? So when you're in

the midst of the opportunity, or whatever it is that you're doing, you're not thinking emotionally.

You know how it is when something's not working out. You're super emotional. It's not worth it.

It's not worth your time. It's not worth your money. It's not worth your energy. You're just

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