Hey family, it's PT. God bless you. I pray that you are doing absolutely amazing. And

if you don't feel like you're doing absolutely amazing, once you finish listening to this

bit, you will. I'm excited to do something different today. As you know, balance is almost

here. The book releases April 26th everywhere. And some who have gotten a chance to get a sneak peek

into the book have literally described it as transformational. And so I want to bring some of that

transformational magic to you today. And as I did a couple of weeks ago, I'm going to bring you into

another powerful chapter from the book of balance called, there's no team in I. It is going to

bless you. Let's get right into it. And I'll be with you at the end.

Chapter two, there's no team in I. Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must

keep moving. Albert Einstein. One time my wife Sarah and I were driving through Dallas when we

saw something that captivated us both. We were enjoying amazing weather that day, just the right

amount of sun without that intense, sweltering heat that Texas knows how to serve up from time to time.

A few clouds, a light breeze. It was just right. Sarah and I pulled up to a stoplight. And there

beside us were two stunning, tricked out Harley Davidson motorcycles being ridden by what will forever

be as far as I am concerned, the coolest couple in the entire world. Dect out in leather gear,

this pair rev their engines in a manner that boldly suggested that the road and I mean all of it

was theirs. Total perfection. They took off, turned in unison, and her hair blew in the wind as

their bikes cut through the breeze and blazed into the sunset. They were the Jay Z and Beyonce

of bikers. What a sight to see. Sarah and I were so impressed we turned to each other and voiced

our thoughts. We could totally do that. At that moment we decided that one day we were going to

ride motorcycles together determined to become that level of couple coolness. Surely that had to be

one of the most amazing experiences that two people could have together. Riding solo.

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