On the 1 to 10 change it up scale, where do you think you fall?

So the change it up scale, one would mean you never want to change it up.

You never want to do anything different.

Keep it the same way, at the same time, every single day.

10, you need it different every single time.

Something different. Change it up.

Got a couple of folks in my neighborhood who are very much ones on the change it up scale

when it comes to walking.

Guy that lives across the street from me, takes two walks a day.

First walk is at 7.30 in the morning.

Second walk is at 12.30 in the afternoon.

The only reason I know this is because my home office is in the front of my house

and my desk is by the window and I see him leave the house every single day.

And I know that he walks the same route every single day. And my guess is he does it in the same way every single day.

So he would be a one on the change-it-up scale. The tens I probably don't notice as much because they rarely walk by my window.

And if they do, it's once in a great while.

But I've known people, I've known people who were very much tens.

And this is the language that they would use.

They got bored very quickly.

They can't keep doing the same thing the same way every single day. So where are you

on that one to ten scale? I think I'm closer to a one than I am a ten. I don't think I'm in the

middle. I'm probably at maybe four. I don't know. To me, there's something appealing about being spontaneous. I think

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