What's going on, everyone? This is the first drop in bombs episode. I got today with me in the studio, Mr. John Bovenizer. What's up, Bove?

Thanks for having me on the first edition of dropping bombs. It's a great honor, sir.

Sure, sure, sure. No problem, Leimo, my man. Hey, listen, today we're going to talk about one of the biggest problems most people have.

The biggest problem most people have, and even if they don't know that they have it, is the inability to take action and make good choices.

And you have me on this podcast because am I a case in point or a case study for people who are enabled to take action and make good choices?

I don't know. I mean, I just... It's true. I mean, I do make a lot of bad choices. Let's be honest.

Well, maybe so, but that's not why I have you on. I have you on because I'm not going to do it alone and you were standing there.

Okay, that's fair enough. Although you might be making some bad choices or not taking action just depends.

Ultimately, people don't realize that every single day they wake up, there's choices that get presented throughout the day.

And the key to success, even though I say there is no key, it's a combination. We'll discuss that later.

But if there is a proverbial key to success, it's 100% choices.

The choices you make determine the road you'll take.

I would agree with that.

And people make shit choices every single day of their life.

I know what you mean. This weekend, I want to do all this work. I've got all this stuff I shot in Africa, instead of working on it, I just sat by the pool and relaxed.

Yeah, see, you know, again, that's a choice. You made a choice.

You made up the most productive choice.

No, it was not.

And where do you draw that line between hustle all day, grind all night, and enjoy life a little bit?

Because a lot of people have these questions. I've got these questions.

And I'm not going to give you traditional advice.

Okay, I don't like traditional advice. I don't like gurus or people telling me what the key to life is, you know, I'm really a cynical when it comes to that stuff.

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