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Whatever your definition of success is, I'm not going to be blowing your mind and telling you

things that you've never heard before. It's going to be a really good reminder, but it's going to be

very, very simple, but also very, very important. Because one of the things that I find with people

is that we overcomplicate things way more than we'd need to incredibly more than we need to

if people didn't have fears and limiting beliefs and stories that they told themselves about themselves

everybody would have everything that they want to in their life and we all want to amazing lives. We all want to be the version of success

that we know we could be in 10 years that we see in our mind's eye. And that's great. But you know

what's more powerful than all of that is just figuring out a way to win today. That's it. Just figure out a way to win the day. Just today.

Not tomorrow. I don't give a damn about next Tuesday. I don't care about two years from now.

I care about today and today only. The way I look at is like, I think it was as Will Smith that said

this at one point in time. He says, if you're going to build a wall,

you don't want to set out on building a huge, beautiful wall. What you want to do in order to build

the best wall you possibly can is take each brick that you have and the brick that's in your hand

and say, how can I lay this brick as perfectly as a brick can be laid right now? And if you do that with every

single brick, eventually you'll take a step back, you'll look at this wall and you will have

created a beautiful wall. And basically, the wall is a metaphor for life. And one brick at a time

is basically today. And that's it. Just when today, not next Tuesday, not five years from

now, not when you're ready, just today. And so let me break this down for you. One of the things that I

have found with being in self-development as long as I have is that if we think too far in the future,

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