Now here's the thing that is truly, it's perplexing to me sometimes.

We can set little goals and hit those little goals and actually think we're doing something.

I'm not here to judge anybody because I think we all go through different

moments in our life.

Like I remember sometimes I might get up like,

you I'm on it.

I'm killing it.

And then there's moments in my life where I slow down a bit, but there's never a moment where I lose focus on the overall goal.

And the reason why I asked you, at what moment do you accept the mediocrity is because at some point on the journey you lost vision of the overall goal.

You lost vision. But Jose I got a I got a question for you. What happens when you

lose vision only to more sight. What happens when you lose the vision?

Like I'm thinking about Paul. I'm thinking about Paul in this moment and he had the vision I'm going to crucify

this group of people but he had to lose his sight to give birth to a new mission. So what happens when you are blinded

so that you can give birth to a new mission.

So I'm asking you what is like expensive ignorance.

Like what is it costing you to live the way you are living knowing that there's something greater for you?

What is it costing your family? What did it cost to your husband? What does it cost in your wife? What did it cost in your wife? What is it costing your husband? What is it costing your wife?

What is it costing your kids?

What is it costing your niece and nephews?

What is it costing you to keep settling for the reality?

That is beneath you.

Now here's the thing that is truly,

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