Hey, what's going on, guys? Welcome back the Jeremy Scott Fitness Podcast, Radio Show, coming to you on this Friday night here with an episode titled, You Are Not Your Job.

I don't think that even needs to be said, yet so many people live their life the complete opposite.

And if you're hearing it for me, of all people, my name is Jeremy

Scott. I run a business called Jeremy Scott Fitness. We have businesses titled Jeremy Scott Fitness,

LLC, team Jeremy Scott Fitness, you name it. We own the trademark to it. If anyone can tell you,

you are not your job, it is the guy that basically has his name on every hat

and t-shirt and water bottle and coosies and wristbands and etc you name it every social media

outlet is my name and is what i do and this is me saying it i am not my job i am much more than

that and so is every single one of you listening here today.

Yet many of us don't live our life that way. And I want to kick this off. I'm going to go a

handful of different directions here. And this is me literally kind of hodgepodging things and just

spitballing off the top of my head from a conversation my wife and I had earlier today about some coworkers and some people that

she's recently talked to and that I've talked to and I've seen to my space that have become

you know so stressed and so worried about you know their job and the performance and you

know getting written up and having performance and, you know, getting written up and having

meetings and really just worrying to a degree that's making them, you know, physically sick

at times.

And I'll share a story of my wife went through it years ago and how I used to feel with anxiety

in terms of those things.

But I'm going to kick off with a quote here from the great Tyler Durden from the movie Fight Club. If you guys are not familiar and you've never seen Fight Club, please go see it. It's got to be top 10 all time, one of the best movies ever made because it goes so deep. And I remember seeing it as a younger kid. And those movies kind of always resonated with me that had a deeper underlying message if you were willing to look for them.

Not only is it cool when you see dudes fighting and shit because I'm into combat sports and that kind of stuff.

But there was always a deeper message.

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