Hey, what's up everybody. Happy, I think it's Wednesday. I'm in Portland, Oregon and just got to my hotel quickly get myself organized before my meeting,

had 10 minutes that I'd jump on here and say

hello and see how everybody's doing.

It's the beginning of February, and you know,

what's going through my mind is work ethic work ethic work ethic

like aligning your behaviors doing the work required to achieve your goals.

I feel like I'm glowing on the side of my face.

That's a really bright light.

You know, aligning your behaviors, doing the work.

It's just so funny, you know, a lot of people have,

what's up Jay Barreira,

speaking of someone that understands a work ethic

and Mark, good to see a man what's happening brother another

another guy that understands work ethic it's just interesting to me like I don't

know like I just think people are fundamentally pretty lazy you know I think that we

we get inspired to do big things then we get inspired to you know set these big

goals do this exciting things but at the end of the day, like talk is cheap.

Like, if you're not willing to do the work,

to put in the hours, to make the calls,

to grind it out, to do basically whatever it takes to make it a reality I just think that I don't know I

think like most people should just like reduce their goals by 50% think about it

like like I have no interest in trying to get lucky. Like I don't think

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