What's going on guys? Welcome back to the Jeremy Scott Fins podcast. Everybody's show coming to you on this Wednesday here real fast before I have to run out the door. I'm actually in my home office. So if you hear my protective guard dog, keep me safe from the UPS guy or FedEx delivery or those Girl Scout cookie delivery girls. And man, there's some savages they they get me every year just oh

little girls are ruthless um but if she barks that's uh that's what's going on here so i apologize

for that i'll give you a little background noise for a few seconds but usually she's pretty chill

so uh with that today's podcast i'm just talking about stay the course and you guys you know

sticking to the script, sticking to a

program, however you want to say it, it all means the same thing to me. I believe this is a fundamental

truth that exists in fitness and finance and career and education and relationships across the

board if you're going to be successful. The one thing I'll say before I kick off is this. Ninety-nine percent of the stuff

you guys are going to do to be successful in anything in life is boring. It's routine.

It's monotonous. It's not sexy. It's not shiny. It's not fun. It's not what people want to

buy into or believe. And that's just the truth. The 1% of things,

that's the sexiness. That's the shiny object. That's the stuff we get habituation with and we think is super cool, but yet it dulls. And then we want to jump from one thing to the next because we want it faster, quicker, and we're looking for the miracle or the magic or the secret to it. But the secret is, is that 99% of the things that are going to make you guys successful in anything

in life is... or the magic or the secret to it. But the secret is that 99% of the things that are going to make you guys successful

and anything in life is the basics, the routines, the habits, the fundamentals layered in

over an extended period of time consistently done typically for multiple years.

That is what makes you everything in life.

And I believe that and I've

lived my life by it. And I guess the reason that it's easy for me is because nothing's ever come

easy for me. I've never naturally had anything just kind of happened for me. I've had to put in a

painful amount of ridiculous work to get from anywhere in my life, especially from the person that's speaking now on this podcast to the person I was even a decade ago, let alone 20 years ago. And the one parallel I always give is, you know, finance to fitness because I do think they mirror each other. And those are, I guess, you know, for me, selfishly two things that I'm interested in. Because, A, there was a point in my life where I wasn't

healthy at all. It was actually one of the most unhealthy people ever. And two, I was one of the

brokeest fucking people ever, too. So that's where I guess they're so important to me. And the one

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