My life has been completely transformed over the last 13 years,

and I take every opportunity to thank Clay.

It's incredible.

It's such a change that it's not just me that I get to experience the change

and my wife, but my children and my children's children will impact it and everybody that

I get to talk with now and work with, with all of my business clients that I get to work with.

It's the seed.

Now, laziness doesn't look like what you think it looks like.

Lazy people aren't always lying on the couch watching television.

Some of the laziest people I know are busy all day long. They're busy being busy, but they're not busy doing the things that matter.

They're busy avoiding the things that matter.

Laisiness shows up as procrastination.

I'll start my diet on Monday. I'll call that prospect next week. I'll read that book when I have more time. Laisiness shows up as excuses. I don't have enough money to start. I don't have enough education. I don't have the right connections. Lazyness shows up as comfort zone addiction. This job isn't great, but it's secure.

This relationship isn't perfect, but it's comfortable.

This life isn't exciting, but it's predictable.

Here's what laziness costs you. It costs you your dreams.

Every day you don't take action toward your goals.

Your dreams get a little dimmer, a little more distant, a little less real.

It cost you your potential. You were born with gifts, with talents, with possibilities that are unique to you,

but if you don't use them, you lose them. It costs you your self-respect.

Deep down, you know, when you're not giving your best. You know when

you're settling, you know when you're living below your potential, and that knowledge eats

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