Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Got to love Jim Rohn 😀

@Motivationandmindset28 definitely, very motivational, just too optimistic expectations, in my opinion.

Not all but some like me I see what only clear soul can see I've been tru Hell on this planet Drunk Dad Narcissistic Mom you get Pic 😮 I'm genuinely better than them my kids know I care 😂

I'm not to sure, you would have to. Contact youtube about the international closed captioning.

+@MdMoinulhuda-f6y :)

+@FitnessHealthNow-l1q Yes, Les Brown, is one of my favorites. I got to meet him and his daughter on a zoom call years ago.

Life is always uncertain, that's true. It depends on what you want out of life. I will tell you there us nothing sadder than a person who dies with unfinished business. When i say unfinished business, I mean goals they let die with them and experiences they let die with them. I say, yes have fun go on that trip, but wouldn't it be nice if you were earning money while on that trip and your business payed for that trip? Yes, it would be, and that's where the hard work on the dark room, comes in. My thoughts have always been, your business should pay you back in dividens for years to come, the experience you aquire and the financial rewards can be amazing. Like I Said, you have to first figure out your why, the driving force of why you started in the 1st place.

All I can say is that, when you put the work in you get the reward. You just have to ask yourself is the reward is worth the work? Your why, has to be strong enough. My thought process has always been, the work I put in, should pay me back monthly long after I have stopped working on that project. I have found in my experience, This is true in both, fitness and business. I had more time to have fun, and the quality of my fun improved because i already paid my dues. So, your left with the nice monthly dividens. If you ask any billionaire or professional athlete they will tell you the same.

@@Motivationandmindset28 Thanks very much for answering. But eince you agree that life is uncertain, wouldnt you.also agree we shouodnt hsve to wprl hard at all AT ALL unless it's enjoyable? Do youbfind the work nostly enjoyable..and is working 6 to 8 hours a day 5 days a week.enough.

@@Motivationandmindset28 Thanks very much for answering. But eince you agree that life is uncertain, wouldnt you.also agree we shouodnt hsve to wprl hard at all AT ALL unless it's enjoyable? Do youbfind the work nostly enjoyable..and is working 6 to 8 hours a day 5 days a week.enough.

@leif1075 I have always loved the work that I have done. As a business owner, PT, and a business coach. I always enjoyed seeing the fruits of my labor and how they continue to pay me in the future. You have to find what drives you, your WHY. It's the reason you start and the reason you finish. Ask yourself what do you really want? Really think about it. There is nothing stopping you from reaching your goals. Take the 1st step forward, stay consistent and motivated and you will reach your goal. Then you will have the success you want, and the free time that goes along with it. The work is well worth the reward and it just makes the victory sweeter.

Absolutely!!

Thats Steve Harvey, speaking

Well said!

Your welcome.

You gonna kick butt this year. We all are. There is so many grumpy people that want to pull you down. Like crabs in a pot they will pull you down with them into the boiling water. Naw. No way. Bees don’t have to explain to flys why honey tastes better then poo poo

So true!

Sure :)

I always feel that. A famous quote goes thus "The best time to start was 20 years ago and the next best time is now."