Another good question from Abbey.

Every single time he hits the $4,000 a week mark, he gets complacent, right?

He gets lazy.

Maybe when you hit a certain milestone,

you also get complacent.

How do you overcome this issue?

Now, I believe people get complacent for two reasons.

First of all, your goal is too low. So when you, this like AIV's example,

if you're hitting your $4,000 a week, for most people, that's a lot of money, right?

That's a lot of money. You think about $4,000 a week, right? I assume it's US currency,

right? That's a lot of money for most people

owe, that's already six-figure income. And you get complacent because you're comfortable,

you're too comfortable. There's not enough pain in your life for you to motivate yourself to

move forward, to strive to more, to be more, to do more,

to impact more, to add more value.

So if you think about, if you said your goal too low,

versus if you said your goal a little bit higher

and say, you know what, I'm making this much,

why don't I get to $5,000, $6,000, $8,000 a week?

Who do I need to be in order to do that?

What kind of value I need to be in order to do that? What kind of value I need to add in order to do that?

What kind of skills I need to add?

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