Welcome guys and gals. I'm Connor Beaton. And today we're going to be talking about going all the way,

pushing all the chips in, playing full out, being able to perform at a hundred percent capacity

and what that actually means. And I wanted to do this episode because I have seen far too often

people referring to their best selves or their highest versions in a way that makes no sense

whatsoever and has no concrete foundation underneath it. And usually when I hear people

talking about their best self or their best version, you know, if you're listening to this show,

you've probably read a blog or a book or, you know, an inspirational meme somewhere along the

way or heard someone talking about it.

Usually when I hear people talking about this highest or best self, it's in such an analogous

way that it is infuriating.

Because to most people, when they hear this, they're like, well, I don't really know

what my best self is.

I've never even really thought about what it would mean for me to go all in on being my best

version. What would it actually mean for me to live my best self, to take care of my health

to the best of my ability, to take care of my body and my mind

and my finances and my spirituality to the most that my capacity has to offer.

For most people, in fact, I'd probably say like 99.99% of people.

That seems like an almost incomprehensible thing because we are way down and burdened by all of the crap that we've been carrying around for years, the limiting beliefs, the doubts,

the worries, the anxiety is about tomorrow, the regrets from our past, the depression

that we've had for years, the hurt and the pain that we're still reeling from the divorce.

So we don't really know. Most people don't really know what it means to live our best self.

And so I wanted to talk about that. What does it look like for you to go all in in your life,

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