What's going on, guys? Welcome back to the Jimmy Scott Fitness podcast and radio show.

Today I'm talking about my nightmare. I just might cut you guys off guard. It's not the typical wake-up in the cold sweats or maybe it is for some of you guys still.

So when I talk about my nightmare, I used to have these horrible nightmares years ago. It would be the same dream over and over again.

It was me working in the same 9 to 5 cubicle, office pool life.

Basically just imagine office space the movie.

Scary shit I know.

I'd rather work 100 hours a week doing something I enjoy than 40 hours a week doing

something I hated.

I enjoy reading, writing, fitness, nutrition,

actually helping people in real life in a real way I can see and hear and feel a post,

just sitting on my ass, typing reports, going to meetings about things I really don't care about.

And again, I lived that life, you guys. I worked in corporate America shortly. It just wasn't

for me. It just, I wasn't passionate about it. And so I wasn't, if nothing else, I wasn't a terrible employee, but I definitely wasn't the best. I didn't put my all into it because it wasn't for me. I can't get behind doing remedial tasks. And so for some of you guys, corporate America might be for you. It might be your thing and you might crush it and kill it and it's great. And the world needs those people. It just wasn't me and it wasn't my skill set. And so not to mention the work attire that I get to wear now, tank tops and shorts in the summertime beats a shirt and tie, especially when you get into your car in Arizona. It's 120 degrees and you're sweating your face off. So, again, this is coming from

a guy. I never thought I'd be my own boss, you know, running a business, managing multiple websites

and people and programs. And I never went to, you know, business school. I had no idea this was

ever even a possibility. It would be my life before the age of 24. Never entered my mind.

When I started Jeremy Scott Fitness, as you guys know what I didn't have a five-year plan

or even a real idea of what my life would look like, especially as a fitness entrepreneur.

I just knew I wasn't going to make it in corporate America because I sucked as an employee.

Or again, like I said, I was average at best.

But for most of my young life,

probably ages 15 to 24, I bought the bullshit that school and society in the world was selling

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