There are always footsteps behind you.

It's an idea I talked about years ago.

And it's stemmed from a quote from Mark Cuban.

He says, look, you need to be working 24-7 like there is someone constantly around the clock

working to take it all away from you. And I strongly believe in that notion.

I think there's a lot of value in that understanding. It's a way to help you level up, right?

Because the idea is in life, in the world we live in, there is no cap on what we can be

doing. And short of driving yourself crazy, there's value in the understanding that the place you

arrived at, the place you said, all right, I did my best, that was my limit, that was the peak.

Maybe it was extraordinary.

Maybe it was progress.

But it was not your maximum.

Why?

Because that word means nothing.

When used in the context of human potential, it's an infinite thing.

You can't put a finger on someone's maximum, on someone's limit, on someone reaching their full potential.

It's an arbitrary number.

Right.

And so that was the idea.

Long story short, was running in and I

would run around the Charles River in Boston and I would really excite myself I

would get worked up and in force myself to dig deep when I saw you know someone

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