Hey guys, it's Brian Underwood, and I'm sitting here on my front porch.

I was sitting here talking to some friends and some business associates, and we were actually

just talking about individuals that kind of take it to the edge. I got super inspired, and I actually

played a clip from David Goggins, a good friend of ours. He just went on a rant,

you know, talking about being obsessed. And it reminded me of a time where I was young.

I was looking up to a mentor and we were talking about what it takes to be successful.

And I wanted to share it with everyone because I think it's super important.

And one of the things David Goggins said in his little rant that I loved was he said,

you know, some people look for balance and that's great.

But for people that want to like create a freaking legacy and win at the highest level,

the gold medalist,

the world record holders,

the people that are making a major,

major impact in the world,

they're obsessed with it.

Like it's not about the money.

It's not about crossing the finish line.

I mean,

it is literally an obsession.

And for people that don't have that engine or that

level of tenacity, they don't understand it. And one of the things that David Goggins said was he

just talked about, you know, give yourself permission to be misunderstood. Like normal people

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