Come on. No, get better. Just be better.

Like, put more time in, be more diligent.

If you outwork everyone, you will take home much bigger splits.

You will go further. Your career will last longer.

It's that simple.

If you allow yourself to just kind of be the one-sixth piecemeal of every song, I'm the guy that just does the saucy guitar.

I'd like to think of life as a ledger, not just a checkbook, not just a bank statement, a true ledger where everything counts, and nothing is hidden from the final tally.

Habits, my friends, are the line items.

Every day, every hour, you're making deposits or withdrawals.

The only question is, what's your balance at the end of the month?

At the end of the year? At the end of the month at the end of the year at the end of your life

it's a powerful thing to realize you're the accountant for your own potential most

people are so busy looking at everyone else's ledgers what they have where they go

what they drive.

They forget to keep track of their own.

But that ledgers always running, whether you check it or not.

Every action, every choice, every little moment of discipline or lapse gets recorded there's no

hiding from it let me break it down discipline is a deposit procrastination is a

debit planning that's a deposit winging it hoping for the best big debit reading a good

book deposit skipping your study debit now none of hoping for the best, big debit. Reading a good book, deposit.

Skipping your study, debit.

Now, none of these seem big in the moment.

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