Hey family, it's PT. God bless you. I pray that you're doing absolutely amazing. You know,

it's balanced time with just a few days away for the release of my upcoming book, Balance.

And I've got some words, some wisdom, excerpt from a powerful chapter in the book called

the Five Signs of Imbalanced. You are going to love this chapter. It's going to show you ways to know

when you're out of balance. And it's going to help you to get back on course. So it's amazing.

Dowl in, check it out. And I'll be right back with you at the end.

Chapter 5 Five Signs of Imbalanced. Life is a balance of holding on and letting go.

Rumi. During the process of writing this book, I discovered a powerful truth that I had never

considered during previous creative endeavors. I found out that each person has not just one

best, but two. You may have the same questions I did at first. How is that possible? Isn't

someone's best their best? Either it's a person's best or it isn't, right? If you're up bringing

with similar to mine as a youth, you likely were encouraged to always do your best. Give it all

you've got. And no matter what the results bring, as long as you do your best, you can be satisfied.

This encouragement to always apply yourself was meaningful and helpful. And I can certainly see

the truth in it and the value to those who heed such advice. What my book writing process taught

me, however, is that best has levels. Let me explain. When I wrote the more than 25,000 words

toward the initial manuscript of balance, approximately halfway to completion mind you,

I had worked extremely hard and had given it all that I had. No slacking or coasting.

I wrote consistently and brought my full attention to my wordsmithing.

According to that popular adage, always do your best. I was surely measuring up.

It was my best, at least for where I was in that season of my life. What I didn't know, however,

was that I had another best waiting for me. A better best I would produce if I could just get to

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