Short-term thinking says the donut tastes good, eat it.

Short-term thinking says one workout doesn't matter.

I can skip it.

Short-term thinking encourages you to make short-term emotional decisions that hurt you in the long run.

The more short-term decisions you make, decisions that are based on that immediate gratification,

decisions based on quick emotional satisfaction, the further from the path you will stray.

That's why I say you've got to pay attention.

You have to watch every single second because those seconds turn into minutes and minutes turn into hours and hours turn into days and days turn in to years.

You need tactical wins. you need to win battles in order to win the war

you need to get out of bed you need to run you need to work out you need to read and

study and practice and you need to do things that you don't necessarily want to do

and I know that can be hard that's why people lose the war

the daily fight is a challenge you will not always want to do what you need to do

you will not always feel like doing something you need to do you may not want to

fight that battle but you need to you need to know your strategic goals and you need to know why they are important.

And then you need to get up, get out of your damn bed, get off your phone, get out of the soft and addictive comfort zone, and get into the combat zone where you have to fight where you have to dig deep

you have to be vigilant you have to be on guard you have to hold the line on the seemingly

insignificant little things things that shouldn't matter but things that do you You gotta stop telling yourself that you're doing enough.

You have to do more.

In life, it's never enough until you feel this overwhelming feeling of shit, man.

I'm out working the crowd.

I'm out working everybody.

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