When life overwhelms you, which it will, here's three things to do right away,

to kind of get back on track. Let's up everyone, this is Anik, welcome to this podcast.

Just few little things to let you know, this podcast, which is currently called the Fighting

Entrepreneur, is gonna change very soon. We're a little bit delayed, all right? I got a lot going

on, lots of events, lots of crazy stuff, holidays are coming. It's gonna change very soon to the

Onyx single show, which is when we will re-initiate our interviews. That's right, I got some great

interviews lined up, but today on this episode, I just want to spend a few minutes with you,

and I want to talk about something that's very real. Let's have a real conversation, okay? Life,

sometimes it sucks, and I've been mystified by one thing about life, and I'll tell you, it still

confuses me. I don't understand why it works like this, although I believe there's something in

the laws of physics that maybe explains it. Have you ever heard that saying when it rains it pours?

But it also goes the other way, right? So I've noticed that when good things are happening,

lots of good things happen. It's just overwhelming. Success attracts success, but when bad things happen,

so do a lot of bad things. It's almost like the negative attracts the negative, so where do I

think in physics this might be explained? I think in the entire Newton's Laws of Physics, there's

something that talks about momentum, where it's the old car model, where if you're pushing a car,

you'll get it to move, you have to push it really, really, really hard, it's just push it really

hard, and then once it's finally moving, it's got momentum, it's much easier to keep moving. Well,

if you got momentum of good things happening, it's probably much easier to keep good things

happening. If you got momentum of bad things happening, maybe that's the momentum that's easier to

do, right? I don't know. I don't want to get all sciencey here, and I certainly don't want to get

all woo-woo personal development, but the bottom line is it's a fact. I've seen it again and again,

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