I recently saw an animation that explains stamina and lasting a long time better than any other

animation I've ever seen. It's two different people. They both plant a tree. They both have the

harvest. One continues the other one slows down. Just take a look and see what happens here. Take a

look at this. So you got both. They're growing. They're about the same size right now, okay? One

takes the profits and eats it. The other one's like, I'm still going. I'm reinvesting. The other

says, what are you doing? Why are you still working? The other guy's like, I'm a big thinker.

Eventually, the other one's like, I'm hungry. Well, the other one says, I'll sell it to you $4,000.

Why would you sell it to me $4,000? All you care about is money. All you cared about was kicking

back while I was focused on long-term. Why you slowed down after a year? I kept going for five years.

Why you slowed down after two and a half years? I kept going for ten years. Why you slowed down

for five years? I kept going for 20 years. You cannot compare it to this illustration explains

the power of compound interest. It explains why, you know, how some teams win,

Fort Quarter, they're stamina level and overtime, laid in the season, all the pain, all the drama,

all the constant traveling, every aspect of a life. This illustration explains what happens

if you can last a long time. So the question you're going to ask yourself is, which one of these two

are you? You're doing that takes a profits early, you don't want that last a long time. If you

don't want that takes a profits early, you may want to continue because eventually you're going

to be asking the other guy for some help. If you're the person that's continuing, I salute you.

You're a big thinker. Your future looks bright. Either way, I made a video a couple of years ago

titled How to Make a Million All of Your Income that gives you the formula that has to do similar

to what the illustration is. If you've never watched it before, click here to go watch that video.

With that being said, have a great week everybody. Take care. Bye-bye.

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