Listen, success can mean anything. There's no judgment there, but you need to know.

What do you stand for? What are you fighting for?

If you don't have a big enough want, a big enough why that you're fighting for,

then all of it becomes monotonous. All of it becomes questionable.

All of it becomes this thing that you just don't know where you're going.

You look in the mirror and say, why do I want more?

And I want to give you a little answer, a little or something to intrigue you today

while I'm on my walk. Listen, thanks for coming with me on a walk.

If you're listening to this, maybe it's not the perfect audio,

but I hope it's a message that sinks into your soul.

Because these are the things I wish someone would have given to me at an earlier age.

Listen, I've been a study of personal development, a study of success,

obsessed by it because I wanted to run away from a painful childhood,

a broke childhood, watching my parents struggle.

And then that journey, or long that journey from reading books,

from starting 13 different companies through going through a divorce in my life,

going through stressful times, and now being in the most fabulous time of my life,

in my 50s, I realized the little things are the big things.

In fact, the little things are everything according to my dear friend, Randy Garney,

told me that ages ago, and now I know it to be true.

So again, I'm going to go back to that question.

What do you stand for?

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