Coming up, I'm going to teach you how to avoid complacency.

And then we're going to dive into Goldman Sachs, huge layoffs.

What staffers are saying about it and what it means to you.

And we're going to coach you up. Let's go.

Helping you, coaching you to make the difference that you were born to make and doing it in a cardigan.

Nobody else is doing that. Let's go, shall we?

All right, let's talk about complacency. I think that as we look at a new year and we look at a season

where we're surrounded by resolutions and some of you are really hanging on by a thread to keep

that resolution going and the science and the data says that resolutions fall off very quickly.

I think we need to really dive deep for a second on what really holds us back.

I'm very dedicated to helping you all see these things.

And then once you see them, overcome them, avoid them. That's why we're doing this.

Complacency is a cancer. What is complacency?

According to the dictionary, complacency or to be complacent is, and listen to this.

And as you listen to this, say, do I see this in myself?

Complacent means to be marked by self-satisfaction, especially when accompanied by unawareness

of actual dangers or deficiencies. Let me shorten it so it soaks in.

How do I know if I'm complacent?

Ask yourself this question.

Am I really satisfied?

Where am I satisfied?

What am I satisfied with? Why am I satisfied?

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