Get your mind right Monday. It's Nees Chubbo.

Look.

Yo, so just the other day, I got a big plastic bag and I went up to my closet and I threw

away about 75% of my pants.

And the reason why I did that is because they're too big now, alright? And so you guys may have heard me mention that, you know, I don't eat meat anymore.

I eat eggs actually, so I guess I can't say, can't call myself a vegetarian.

I don't eat chicken, at least chicken, meat, steaks, I don't eat steaks no more.

Eat fish and things like that. My point is this.

I decided to take a certain approach to get in the body that I wanted.

And that approach required me to divorce some of the old beliefs that I had about what it took for me to accomplish a certain goal.

Because I wasn't getting that goal with that certain strategy.

And by me divorcing some old beliefs, I started to see different results.

Alright?

So what I mean is, I decided to stop eating meat, even though I love bacon as much as the next man.

I love a well-cooked steak and I love a great burger and fries.

But I decided that my results were more important than whatever strategy that I was employing.

Does that make sense?

My point is this.

You have a result that is well within your grasp, but you are not willing to give up something in order to get it. And you're falling

victim to what they call the confirmation bias, which is you believe something, and now you go

about looking for ways to prove that it's true

and it's making you close mind. I'm not telling you you need to not eat me. I don't do it to be

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