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I'm your host Rob Dial.

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Today, I'm going to be talking about why you're so lazy. And I'm going to take a different route about laziness, probably a route you've never heard somebody talk about with laziness.

If you're lazy, it's because you don't have energy. And maybe the reason why you don't have

energy is because you're

not doing something in your life that feels like it's your purpose. Maybe you are completely out of

alignment with your purpose in your life. And you have to wake up every single day and force yourself

to do something that you don't want to freaking do.

And so maybe in some sort of way, you're out of alignment with the universe. You're living a life

that is not in line with your soul's purpose, the reason why you were put here. Now, I don't know

why you were put here. And you might not know why you were put here. Now, I don't know why you were put here. And you might not know why

you were put here. Why don't we try to figure it out then? See, things should give you energy,

not take energy away from you. So if you come back at the end of the day from work and you're

exhausted, it's not for you. And there's two different

types of exhaustion, right? There's like good exhaustion and there's bad exhaustion. There's

like good exhaustion where it's like, man, you're tired, but your heart's so full. You're like,

that was amazing. Today was great and you feel fulfilled. Like after a really good workout,

you're like, oh man, that was really tough,

but I'm glad that I did it. A bad exhaustion would be like you come home exhausted, you're dragging,

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