Yo, everybody.

I go by Ryan Daniel Moran, but you can call me Ryan Daniel Moran,

and you can call the show that you're listening to Freedom Fastly.

Hey, today I want to talk about something that really defines what

freedom fast lane is. You know I talk about my five steps to freedom a lot. They are decide what

you want out of life. Cut out the things that don't serve you, expand your possibilities and

your incomes, invest in yourselves and your long-term wealth, and give back out of your

abundance. Well, I discovered recently, and by recently I mean about a year ago to the day, that I was not following my own

advice, specifically when it came to step one, deciding the exact type of lifestyle that you

want to live. You know, we hear a lot about this term the work-life balance, and there is this big push right now to talk about

how the work life balance is a myth and there is no work life balance I read an article recently

that was written specifically two entrepreneurs that was saying that if you want to be successful

in life then you have to throw out the idea of a work-life balance and you have to

just work all of the time. No one is successful. No one is successful. I can't even say successful.

You don't even need to pronounce your words correctly to be successful, folks. That's today's

lesson at Freedom Fastlane. I was so focused on being successful,

and this article suggested that that was the way to go. You have to work so hard to be successful,

and it's true. But I also think it's very misguided in the way that this new idea that's going

around is being presented. I recently saw Kevin O'Leary do a keynote presentation,

and Kevin O'Leary is the mean guy on Shark Tank. He's also extremely successful. And I was

sitting in the back of the room, and he mentioned something about the work-life balance, and he said,

if you think that you can have a work-life

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