All right, it's Q4.

So I don't know, whatever day you're going to hear this,

there's about 70 days left in the year.

70 days left in year.

Everybody makes a big deal about January 1st, New Year's resolutions, but I have a different argument.

I have an argument that says there's 70 days left in the year, just enough time to actually

do the thing, whatever the thing is for you, that's going to make this year amazing.

I feel like I can rude the world I know I could be what I want to.

Today is a wake-up call, 70 days left. It's time for one sprint on one priority to try to make it happen. The one thing you could do, whatever it is, that's going to make your year awesome. So for example,

maybe you're trying to get in great shape. The diet starts this morning. It starts now and we're going hardcore it's life or death diet mode if you're trying to if you really

want to you know quit your job start the business put in your notice put in your notice today just put it in and see what happens see see how it feels, just the tip.

Whatever you're going to do, you've got to figure out how you're going to use the 70-day sprint

if you're trying to, you know, hit your growth goal, if you're trying to raise a round of funding whatever it is this is the

lock-in time because 70 days is about the perfect amount of time where you could totally shift your life

it's enough time to be honest about how long things take to make to make a change

happen but it's short enough where you won't lolly gag and you will you're either going to make it happen this year or not and

this last 70 days is going to be the make or break.

As Frank Slutman, the guy who was CEO Snowflake and wrote that book, amp it up, he goes,

priority should be a single word.

If somebody that tells me their top three priorities,

all I asked them is, which one is it?

And then they get really flustered,

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