It's the motivation minute 60 seconds of awesome sauce. Let's go. We got another

praise report for our daughter, Susan, who's seven years old. We just relinquished

her IEP. And if you're wondering what an IEP is, it's an individual at school

who helps with special needs, children who need a little bit more assistance

than others. And Susan has had an IEP in her class since, I mean, JZ pre-school.

We're doing virtual school weather throughout all this COVID stuff, but she still

had one went through the state of Ohio. And we just relinquished it about a month

ago. She's good. She doesn't need one anymore. The kid reads like a rock star.

She can write perfectly. She'll count as high as you'll want her to. We stop her at 100.

But I mean, she could count. And here's a kid who had brain bleeds. She had a hole in her heart.

She had a trache. She had a ventilator. All those things when she was born and

throughout the first few years of her life. And now you can check one more thing off

the list that she conquered. And that was her learning. You know, she is learning.

She's the first grade level. She's probably at a second grade level, minimum right now.

And there's always new breakthroughs guys that are happening in the life.

And I'm telling you, it's never, they're never too small to celebrate.

You know, all of the ones that she has had have been, you know, celebratory,

but all of your kids, all of my kids, just everybody every day, it doesn't need to be

something as great as, you know, the trache was removed or you're off a ventilator

now, celebrate a breakthrough every single day. There's something to celebrate.

Don't miss a little stuff, you know? Yeah, I had a client who had their first

one thousand downloads of a podcast. That's incredible. You know, he said,

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