What's going on guys? Welcome back to Jeremy Scott Finish Podcast and radio show. Coming to you real quick on this Saturday. Just wrapped up of filming part of a video series here. We'll drop for you guys in early, and I use early with loose terms in 2019. It's like an advanced athlete series, kind of the advanced metabolic stuff we go through here. Me personally, that we take our diehard people through that will drop on you guys. And so it'll be something you can ride along with but that'll come out down the road the point of me sharing that is because I'm kind of amped up right now for a few seconds before I get super tired again and basically shut it down for the day and I have a podcast I'm going to drop and it's something I've never put on paper yet and I can't believe I haven't but But I stumbled on this. We had a couple of just,

you know, kind of cliff notes written down for a possible podcast and blog and newsletter ideas.

And this one showed up. So I guess the title of it, we could go a bunch of different routes,

like Life is a Shared Experience kind of thing, or I think I'm going to title this,

champions come in pairs of two. Now, this extends, you know, more than just another person in your life. It could be a small group of people, friends, inner circle, a team, whatever it is, a community that you're involved in. And I believe that is true. But for the sake of this, I'm going to use an example of champions do come in pairs of two because I think we always need somebody or a small group to lean on to push us to pick us up, to be kind of our supporting cast in this life. And I'll say this, I truly believe we come into this life alone and we leave alone. And the extreme ownership of things ultimately does fall on you, you know, because you're responsible for you in your life and nobody else. And on that same note, I've never been anybody who's been successful at anything beyond the level of average that hasn't done it with the kick-ass, you know, husband, wife, brother, sister, mom, dad, or a real good niche of homies that that's helped them get through the tougher things in life. And the quote I'm going to share here is from Christopher McCanness. I've shared it many times before. It's one of my all-time favorite quotes. If you've never seen the movie Into the Wild, it's a great film. It's depressing at times and can be sad for you, but it has a great underlying story. And admittedly, I don't like to watch a lot of

sad shit you guys because it drags me down and it's not, I don't need any more negative stuff in my life. I've had plenty as I went through it. But there is a lot of good life lessons in there. So if you get a chance, I would say watch it. And one of the quotes he shares in there is happiness is only real when shared.

And I truly believe that.

And think about it.

You know, what do your goals, your dreams, your the quotes he shares in there is happiness is only real when shared. And I truly believe that.

And think about it. You know, what do your goals, your dreams, your success and your accomplishments

mean if there's nobody to share them with? If you were all alone, what would be the purpose of life

in general? There's no happiness in the solo pursuit of things. There just isn't. And a lot of us get so

wrapped up in our pursuit of quote unquote success, whatever that means to you. And making a living,

we oftentimes forget to share our life with those around us. And I ask everybody, look at the

relationships in your life. And truly ask yourself, do I have someone who inspires me, someone who pushes me, someone who

motivates me? Now, really think about your inner circle and do you have someone who challenges you

and lets you know when you're wrong, when you fuck up, when you make mistakes, when you're doing

things that are holding you back from reaching your potential or more importantly from reaching

your full level of happiness now not someone who criticizes you and talks crap about you and drags you

down you know the whole misery loves company because that's a real thing negative people and

people who are miserable love for people to bitch and complain and want to be miserable with them

i mean think about it and this is no knock on some of these people here but but like the era of like my old man, like he's 60 plus. And I'm not saying him specifically, but like I remember being home in the summertime and hearing like my uncle and one of my old man's friends, they're just sitting and they're talking. And this is their banter. It's just like complaining about the city and taxes and politics. You know how sometimes old dudes are.

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