Hello, everyone. It is Brian Underwood. I wanted to just kind of do a quick download on something

I've been thinking a lot about. And that is like, what is a difference between a winner and a

loser? And what I mean by that is not like you're making fun of someone saying loser,

but really someone that is always able to find happiness, fulfillment, growth,

you know, and they're always seeming to be landing on their feet.

Have you ever heard that?

Like people talk about, you know, they just, they always land on their feet.

I think that's an interesting statement.

And the reason for that is, is there is a actual specific reason, a specific strategy. It actually even comes down to a

science of why people land on their feet. Because I think in life, we all go through the same obstacles,

the same trials and tribulations, all at a different level, right?

But every single person is fighting a fight.

And I think that the premise that we all have to understand is what divides people that,

you know, are always fighting themselves down, depressed, disillusioned, frustrated, angry, you know,

and what divides them from the people that seem to always be moving forward, happy,

making things happen.

It doesn't mean that that person that's happy doesn't have unhappy times.

But it's just a rule of thumb.

You know, it's a metaphor, like what makes winners win and losers lose?

You know, why was Michael Jordan the greatest basketball player to ever walk the planet?

And, you know, it comes down to one thing.

And I think that, you know, it's based on your worldview of your own interpersonal

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