If a car is sitting on top of the hill in San Francisco and it starts to go downhill,

most of us just let it go downhill and at the bottom of the hill we try to stop it and we wonder why we're run over.

This is entrepreneurs, the playbook.

You know, feeling way down is just as bad as feeling way up.

And so what I started to do, because you know you have all these successes,

and then all of a sudden even if you're having successes you feel like

this is what happens to athletes why they do drugs and alcohol because they have big

victories and they feel way way up you know so what I do is I focus on this part here meaning I'm always

focused in on that I'm always connected to the to what inspires me I don't take

breaks I don't take time off I don't believe in work I believe in activity I

pay for activity I don't I'm constantly looking over here going how can I

clear the connection to that which inspires me if something makes me

starting to feel low I go back up to the top. So the analogy I love to use is if a

car is sitting on top of the hill in San Francisco and it starts to go downhill,

most of us just let it go downhill and at the bottom of the hill we try to stop it and we wonder why we're run over.

We made it to the top of the hill, now we're run over.

Well, what I do is right when the car starts coming down, all it takes is a little

pinky to hold it up, right? So I immediately, when it starts coming down, I go back this way,

not jumping on the car going downhill in the wrong trajectory.

So I don't let myself go way up high and I definitely am never low and it's all in between six inches for me. It's all a mindset I

literally asked myself can I see this differently? It's another way of saying

however how can I see this differently instead of this initial emotional reaction

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