The other thing that factors into this that I think a lot of people tend to underappreciate is the respect it earns you because you can't buy a fit body.

You have to earn it.

You have to put in the work.

And so when you show up to a business meeting, when you show up to a conference, whatever it is, and you look good, well, people in the room immediately have a higher degree of respect. They're like,

this guy has discipline, this guy has commitment, this guy has follow through in his actions,

because otherwise he wouldn't be fit because that takes dedication, right? It takes putting in the

work in all these different respects. And so I think that's another thing is if like you're

wanting to do business with someone and they're overweight and, you know, their car is a mess.

Their life just looks like it's sloppy.

How do you think, you know, the common saying, how you do one thing is how you do everything.

And so if you're not bringing a level of excellence to your personal wellness, it makes me question if you're bringing in excellence to be a

steward of my money for an investment or be a good business partner for this opportunity or

be someone that is a thought leader I want to look for advice from because you're clearly not

following advice you know you should be if you're overweight, unhealthy, have all these problems.

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All right, guys, welcome to another episode of The Report. Today, I got a repeat guest. I got someone

who is doing big things in the health field and he's running a functional medical practice

helping entrepreneurs, business owners, real estate investors, high value people optimize their health.

I got my man, Ryan Kennedy. Ryan, welcome back to the show.

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