So many people don't consider the long game.

They're looking for the quick fix, they're looking for the fast hit,

they're looking for get rich quick, thin thighs and 30 days or less

without diet and exercise.

And I'm telling you, you know it and I know it, it doesn't work. What works is imagining your life and a few key

pebbles, the things that matter most to you, your physicality, right, your mindset, your love life, your family, your relationships,

right, your business, your finances, your money, the things that ultimately matter to you.

And it's like, imagine that every single day what I want to do is climb

to the top of a huge mountain and just push each one of those pebbles off you

know what I mean like like sort of metaphorically as I drop that little pebble, I'm going to let it start to build up momentum.

Not like on a Tuesday, not like change my life on a Wednesday, not transform everything in 30 days or less, but instead push

the pebble, right? Every single day, a little bit better on my health and vitality.

A little bit better as a husband or a father or in my relationship with the people that I love the most.

A little bit better as a dad, right? A little bit better in business. A little bit better with my finances.

A little bit better with my spirituality. A little bit better with the people that matter most to me but a little

bit every single day playing the long game because you know what life isn't short life is

long right life is really long if you think about the average person living to be 85 or 90

365 days a year four times a year you get a bonus day of a leap year you start

thinking about it what most people are thinking is they say life is short, life is short,

I gotta hurry up. The challenges with that mindset, you know what you do? You make a lot of

rush decisions, you cut corners, you stop doing the things that matter, you stop paying attention

to the people that matter because you're

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