Hey, what's going on, guys?

Welcome back at the Jeremy Scott Fins podcast and radio show.

We're coming to you on this Tuesday night here with a perfect practice makes perfect podcast. Man, it's a lot of alliteration for one message going out. So hopefully you guys appreciate it. It took me a long time to come up with that. Anyways, if you guys are on IGTV, Facebook, YouTube, welcome. Thank you for watching. And a reminder before we kick off really fast on March the 11th, which is in about five days from now, I think you have about four days left to register. Our 28-day intermittent fasting for Fat Loss Challenge is kicking off. So if you guys want to get down with me, learn more about intermittent fasting, walk with me, step by step, I'll hold your hand all the way through the process. We'll dive first in talk about how i eat what i've done for the past decade plus and the protocols to help

you guys maybe integrate intermittent fasting into your life and get control of your eating once

and for all it's on my ig bio right now on the story facebook my email newsletter whatever it is

hit me up shoot me a dm i'm happy to throw you guys in if you are interested in it.

It can be a game changer if you let it be.

So with that, today's podcast, we're talking about practice makes perfect and how much I do not like the saying.

And the old saying goes, you know, practice makes perfect, you know, quote unquote.

And I've always hated hearing that for the simple fact of if you practice like shit, how could that make something perfect? It can't. Plain and simple, if you practice and you don't give it your all and you don't take it serious, you don't push yourself, you're never going to be perfect. If you practice the same shitty lifting techniques, you're going to become a really shitty lifter. If you practice the same terrible golf techniques, you're going to become a really

shitty lifter. If you practice the same terrible golf swing, you're going to have a terrible

golf swing. If you practice the same awful shooting form of basketball, you'll have an awful

horrible shooting shots. It's pretty basic, right? I don't know why we would always say practice

makes perfect. I believe perfect practice and preparation makes perfect.

Now that I do buy into.

I think much of our life is spent preparing for the future and that when preparation is done correctly and consistently,

that's the foundation of our success.

I'll repeat that again so you guys can catch it.

Much of our life is spent preparing for the future and that preparation when done correctly and consistently is the foundation of our success

Think back to your days in kindergarten, right? The whole purpose of kindergarten was to prepare you for the first grade

Teach you not to pee your pants teach you not to you know shit the bed pick your nose be mean to other kids really basic stuff right that's what we learn in kindergarten. And the first grade was to pray for the second grade and so on. The point is that the preparation is important and it has to be done right and if it's not, you're never going to get to where you ultimately wish to go. The reason you can't go from third grade to the ninth grade is because you're not prepared yet. It's the same reason you can't go from mailroom clerk to C.E. overnight. You're simply not prepared.

And maybe this concept has always become, you know, very easy to me and it's very simplistic for the

...