So make a different motion cuz that's what business is always dominate cuz I got five kids

I will not lose. I don't break for blues. They can talk about me. I could take that abuse

It is the truth. I'll make that excuse. I'll be up grinding cuz the scoreboard's the truth

He is my mentor like my yoda dude. He showed me the force like I was a young loose

Alright, Thrive Nation. Welcome back to the Thrive Time Show on your radio. And today we're

talking about the things that are getting in the way of you doing what you need to know.

I mean, if you don't know how to optimize a website, then you need to learn how to do it.

But then once you know how to do it, you gotta do it. If you don't know what to do to

become a good dad, let's say, and then me, and then you know what to do, but you choose

not to do it. That's the problem. If you don't know that the speed limit 65, you get pulled

over. They say, hey, the speed limit 65, you go, my bad, I was driving 95. So you do adjust.

But to know what to do and not to do it, that's what we're talking about. How do you do

what you need to do? So Dr. Simbly, have you ever grown up near a farm or been spent a

lot of time around farms? Yes. What kind of farms did you spent with Oklahoma or where were

the farms located in Oklahoma? Oh, Oklahoma. Yeah. Okay. So I dated a girl in high school whose

dad was just an unbelievably successful chicken farmer in Cocado, Minnesota. I mean, just

hunts of chickens. I mean, I'm not exaggerating. Hundreds of thousands of chickens. It's called

Forzman Farms in Chep. We can put it on the show notes. Everyone can see it. It's Forzman

Farms. Hundreds of thousands of chickens. And one of the things about the chicken farm business

that taught me, seeing it, observing it, being around it, working there a few times, is the chickens

have to be fed every single day. And they have to farm every single day. The crops needed to feed

the chickens. And so if you just sow the seeds, if you just till the soil of step one, then you sow

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