Yo, what's up Fire Nation JLD here and this is the final bonus episode you're going to get

before the Common Path to Uncommon Success is live and ready for the world on March 23rd, 2021.

This is a great conversation I had with Lance of the 4% breakthrough. He's a great guy. We have a

great conversation. Hope you get some great value from this and make sure that if you want all five

of the bonuses instead of zero of the bonuses, pre-order the book at UncommonSuccessBook.com.

March 23rd is the special day fire nation. I'll be having a live stream party on March 23rd,

so definitely keep an eye on your email for details on that and until then prepare to ignite.

A 4% is in Denali Nation. It's Lance Knob here with John Lee Dumas, podcast host

extraordinaire from entrepreneurs on fire and also the author of the book The Common Path to

Uncommon Success, releasing March 23rd. And John, listen, I personally know how absolutely

hard it is to put a book together, how much work it takes, how much commitment, and you've done that.

And this book is awesome. I'm reading it. I'm up to chapter 7. We're going to talk about all that.

I want to tear right into the good stuff. Listen, you've achieved lifestyle, geographic, and

financial freedom. And everybody out there, listen, if you're willing to share these value bombs with

your networks, please hit the watch party button right now. So, John, let's get into it with

achieving the ultimate goals, financial lifestyle, geographic freedom. How do you recommend that

you transition from that initial startup, that grinding phase, rework in evenings, weekends?

You can't turn it off. You're making sacrifices, missing family events, all that really hard stuff

to have a little bit more balance. And, you know, for you, working five focused days and 25

more relaxed days. And I know some people experts like Gary Vee actually advocate for that grinding

phase to kind of keep going. How do you do it? Well, listen, first off, Lance, thanks for having me

here, brother. It's much appreciated. I love being a part of the four percenters, you know, being

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