The people that do we read about, the people that we admire, the Elon Musk, the

Steve Jobs, the Warren Buffets, etc., all have one thing in common. They have

extremely high self-esteem. The high performance people, the one thing that they

all have in common is their hungry. Hungry for a better life, hungry for change,

hungry for the tough love their parents didn't give them. 87% of everybody that

walks the face of the earth, 7.65 billion people are unhappy. I didn't know

till I got grown up and was an adult that everybody didn't have self-esteem. I

didn't realize that everybody didn't have self-confidence. I didn't realize that

everybody didn't have self-worth. Growth only comes to pain. No pain, no gain.

It's the same in life. Tough love gets the job done. It's bloody hard to be a

high-performance person. Being a high-performance person is a full-time job. I'm

like this 24-7, 365, and I've been like this for the better part of 50 years.

I'm always like this. I'm always pushing the edge of the envelope. Most people

procrastinate because they're unsure, so just do it. But I've never had a problem

just doing it because one of the things is you learn as a young combat

interview officer is time costs lives. We over-analyze because we're unsure. We

don't over-analyze because we are not sure if it'll work or not. We're more

worried about on the emotional side, it embarrassing us. But being liked doesn't

get you a raise when you're working for, wherever you're working for, efficiency,

accountability. If you want a million, you'll make a million, not a million five.

If you want ten million, a hundred million, and you'll never exceed that. You

will never exceed your highest expectation. You will never exceed your highest

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