So maybe you're one of those people that's saying to yourself, how can Rod only charge

$97 bucks for his two-day online virtual boot camp? And he doesn't sell anything there? 16 to 18

hours of training and it's only $97 with nothing being sold? How can it have any value? Well,

I'd ask you to do this. Go into Rod Cleef.com and look at the boot camp reviews section and see what hundreds and hundreds

of people have said about the experience. Now, I will say this, it's drinking through a fire hose,

but I'll tell you, from the thousands of people that have attended my virtual boot camp,

I've actually never had a complaint other than the fact that my brakes are too short because

I'm trying to pack so much into those 16 to 18 hours we spend together.

So again, 16 to 18 hours of training, nothing being sold around 100 bucks.

Kind of a no brainer, my friend, no excuses.

Now, my next event is November 1st and 2nd, so go to rods bootcamp.com or text the word boot camp to 7,2, 3, 4, 5 right now. And I promise you'll be glad you came. Again, text boot camp to 7,2, 3, 4, 5, or go to Rod's boot camp.com and start this journey to create the life of your dreams. All right, let's get to it. Today we're going to talk about the incredible power you bring into your life when you embrace taking risks. You see so many people get caught up in the comfort zone. They

coast through life instead of truly embracing life. And so, you know that the comfort zone's

a nice warm place, but you also know nothing freaking grows there, right? So what is risk? Risk

is that space between the comfort zone and your

dreams. And it's also where you discover what you're made of and who you really are. Now unless you're

pushing yourself and trying things beyond your current level, you're never going to grow. Now, there's a quote out there regarding a ship being in a harbor, being safe, but we all know that's not what ships were made for.

It's the same for you. Here's the bottom line. The greatest danger in life is when you risk nothing.

When you don't risk anything, you're actually more at risk. So many people seem to be afraid of

failure or what they should be afraid of, candidly, is regret. The only time you discover anything

is when you risk failure.

I'm sure you know if you listen to me enough that I call failure seminars because they're

only a failure if you don't get back up or you don't get the lesson. But there's always a lesson.

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