Discomfort is the price that you pay for the success you desire and it's supposed to be hard and you're supposed to do it anyway.

If you want it bad enough, you'll find a way and make it happen. It's not every day that I want to wake up and go to the gym, but I know in order to see the results

in order to continue to push through to new levels and new levels and continue to become the person that

I desire, I gotta put in the work.

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All right guys welcome to another episode of the Report Saturday Edition and I'm actually rolling solo today and we got a little

overcast layer here in San Diego today is actually the last day of May and tomorrow is June 1st.

So Q2 is almost over and we're almost at the halfway point of the year,

which is pretty crazy.

I feel like each year goes by faster and faster as we go

and I think that's just part of life and part of the growth.

But anyhow, I want to jump into it.

You know, I've spent a lot of time over the last five years really repositioning my life,

reinventing myself, getting out of the full-time air traffic control

position, FAA employee to a full-time entrepreneur, real estate investor and I made all the mistakes

and went through a lot of growing pains along the way and I know there's going to be a lot more growing pains ahead of me in order to continue to rise up and get to that next level because for me happiness stems from growth and progress.

So that said, it's supposed to be hard and you're supposed to do it anyway.

Nothing in life I realize is nothing in life that's worthwhile is going to be easy and I think a lot of people

get caught up in this whole idea that they want to accomplish something, they want to reach a specific

target and they start on their journey and then two weeks in three weeks in they realize that it's not easy and they let their feelings their emotions control and dictate their actions versus sticking to the plan,

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