I believe that intuitively a lot of us know the things we should do, but we don't do it.

I feel like the treasure we seek is hidden in the work we're avoiding.

The treasure we seek is hidden in the work we're avoiding.

You were talking about delay gratification.

It's just like you have a lot of entrepreneurs who watch this.

You have to feed your business until it feeds you.

And so you're thinking about the rewards that's going to come, but you're delaying that,

gratification right up front, because in the beginning you're grossly underpaid for what you're doing,

but then there's eventually a switch where you can be potentially overpaid for it.

Because if you do it right, if you do the things that other people aren't willing to do,

you get to live a life other people can't live.

Alright, what is up guys and welcome back to another impactful episode of The Born to Impact Podcast.

Today is a special episode because we get to continue the conversation that we started last week with Jim Quick.

This is part two of that interview.

I know it's going to bless you and speak to you.

Q up part two with Jim Quick.

One of the things that you talked about earlier was the idea of lead dominoes, right?

It's like, hey, this is one thing that I can do that kind of just makes everything else fall into place.

And I actually started implementing a lead domino for me.

And I know you're real big on morning routines, Jim.

But for me, I said, I have trouble just having lots of energy in the morning.

Generally, I wake up and I'm still pretty tired and it takes me a while to get going, right?

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