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Welcome back to Operation Self-Reset.

My name is Jake Maraki coming to you live from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where each every week we dive into a different topic in the world of personal development. And today we're going to be talking about how to have a vacation every single week. Sounds ridiculous. Maybe it is. But before we get into it, I want to thank today's sponsor. Today's show is brought to you by a new podcast that is coming out.

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So before I get into the topic for today, I want to set

the stage a little bit. I want to dress it up. I want to entice it so it's attractive looking. It's

it makes you want to stay around a little bit longer. And it's nothing more than this. It is

spring break time here in the United States of America. Spring break is when grade schools,

high schools,

and even colleges have a break from school. And people go and travel around the country,

around the world, family vacations, friend vacations, buddy or girl vacations, spring break time,

what have you. And one thing that I want to say is this, spring break is something that always,

always the people from Wisconsin look forward to. I live in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Wisconsin is a colder state. We're here in the Midwest. And along with that, we really enjoy warm weather.

We have been beaten down by cold weather since October of 2017.

So anytime that we could get away into some warmer climate, we will jump at the opportunity.

Spring break for us is that opportunity for us to get away, to get to a warmer climate so we can get some vitamin D,

that we can enjoy 80 degree weather.

You know, bring out our summer clothes and it's just a really great time to walk away, step away from the cold elements here in the Midwest.

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