You have to look back at your life and ask yourself, who taught me how to work or who taught me how to be lazy?

Think about it. Now, if you study my content and you watch, whether it's Mindset Monday or something else,

I'm always talking about like the tale of the two, right? And I love the story of the two young men

that when asked, hey, tell us about your life. One says, well, I don't drink. And the question was why. And he said, well, because my father was an alcoholic. And then the other one was asked, well, tell us about your life. And he's like, well, my life's been pretty miserable. I'm an alcoholic. I really struggle with this addiction. Well, why? Because my dad was an alcoholic.

So they were both raised in the same exact environment. One chose not to drink. One chose to be

just like his pops and drink like crazy. You get the choice. So if you're listening to this right

now and you're like, wait a minute, that's kind of heavy. Like, you know, who did impact me

the most when it comes to work ethic, right? Who was that person

for me? Did they teach me to work harder to be a grinder or a hustler, whatever, you know,

whatever phrase you want to use that sort of exemplifies like someone that is willing to do

whatever it takes for as long as it takes until it works or not? You still get to make the

choice from today moving forward,

you could say, I choose to outwork my competition, or I'm going to put in, you know, one extra

hour every single day, one more rep every single day inside the gym, whatever it may be.