The number one regret that people have on their deathbed, I wish I would have bet on myself

and not done what others said I had to do.

There are trillions of dollars in graveyards because there are ideas that were left

unfulfilled.

Why do you think that is that only 5% of people actually ever actualized their purpose?

David Nurse is a worldwide motivational speaker and author who specializes in helping CEOs,

high performers, and teams get in the zone by accessing flow state.

Those moments you just feel like life is just clicking and it's going your way,

that's what we're all searching for if we're being honest.

I'd watch NBA players just go off for like 40 points and they'd be totally in the flow and I'd ask

and they'd have no idea how it was done. There was no formula. There was not even a way to like,

how do I actively train my brain for flow state? And we did a lot of research on it.

Finally came up with a two to three minute low code formula. It's not just for the high performers, we can live a life

that is geared and centered towards living in flow. How is it actually trainable? I'll give you

the formula for the flow code that you can practice and train your brain to get closer to that 10

hertz. So why do you think that is that only 5% of people actually ever

actualize their purpose? I just don't think people have a relationship with the person that they

want to become. And I think one of the main things is, you know, you just go through life to get by

and there's this term I love, it's called self-efficacy. So self-efficacy means acting today as if the person

you're going to be tomorrow. So think about this. You probably have a vision where you want to be 10, 20

years from now, where you want your family to be, I would assume. I mean, five years, 20 years,

who knows what AI is going to look like. Minus the AI, right? Yeah, yeah. Most people don't. Most people will fall into this cog of this wheel where it's, you know, you go to school, you get a job. And my story is kind of like, I didn't get a job right after college. I was playing basketball and I was trying to create my own thing.

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