This is the Ed Milach show, fitness, finances, and family.

We all know someone right now in our life where we have who's not ethical, who's not a good person, who's winning, and you're like, I can't believe they're getting it right?

Why can't I? I'm a good person. I treat people while I'm honest.

Most people's will to win is for sale.

Most people's will is for sale.

The win is for sale. They can be bought. I can't be bought.

The comfortable road will never lead you to the person you were destined to be, ever in your life.

Grab a snack and chew on today's lessons from a man who went from growing up in a middle class family to building one of the most successful financial service businesses to now being one of the top motivational speakers in the world.

He's Ed Milach and here's my take on his top 10 rules for success.

Okay, let's kick it off with rule number one. My personal favorite, alter your beliefs.

There's this governor on our lives and it is a governor and it's your identity. It's this internal. It's what you think you're worth.

It's what you think you deserve and the problem for good people. See, we all know someone right now in our life where we have who's not ethical, who's not a good person, who's winning, and you're like, I can't believe they're getting it right?

Why can't I? I'm a good person. I treat people while I'm honest.

Here's a reason why by the way, the unethical person eventually karma, you reap what you sow comes home to use, but if you're a good person, this is so important people understand this because it took me a long time.

A good person in any endeavor will only take from it what they think they deserve what they think they're worth. In other words, if there was a pizza here, you're a good person.

You don't take all 12 pieces. A good person thinks there should be an equitable distribution.

I'm a little bigger so I might take seven or eight.

And I would arm wrestle you for it.

I don't know about that. You're a moose. But but long story short, what is is that you a good person will not take more from the table of life than they think they're worth or they think they deserve.

And so you have this governor on your identity. So what happens is our it's like a thermostat our lives get going.

We start doing really well if we're a 75 degreeer and our life gets to 85 and 90 degrees unconsciously we go we don't know we're doing it.

We start to cool life back down to get it back to where we're comfortable that reverse is also true when things start to go really bad in your broke and you're struggling.

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