Its not the easy days that make a difference. Most can do it when they are motivated, strong willed, and determined. Its the hard days that really test you. It's the days you are sick, tired, strung out, or just dont want to that count the most. Hit your goals on those terrible days. You have to work twice as hard, but it comes with twice the benefit.

I finished this book today and it was quite a life changing read! I have long struggled with my happiness in life, and its one of the reasons I joined this group. Luckily, the hardest part of that battle is over. In a nutshell, our unhappiness doesnt come from we we dont have, but from wanting what we don't have, and our lack of conviction or satisfaction in attaining it. And if we want for lackluster things, well, lackluster things tend to happen. Our values, and what we care about determine how we percieve the world, and how we percieve the world determines our actions, and our actions determine our fate. A strong argument can be made here that what we value, and how well we stick to those values, ultimately determines our outcome. So as we journal, and read our I am statements, introspect, and interact with the world, careful consideration must be placed on what we are valuing and the consequences of valuing it. I put my values on priciples, (Humility, Discipline, Empathy) because whether or not I am rich or poor, full of energy or sick, working or resting; I either succeed in being the person I want to be or I don't. I am happy when I succeed. I am also happy when I don't, because it provides me actionable insight in how I can be better tomorrow. Happiness is no longer the question. How can I be true to myself is. What are you valuing? Must you attain it to be happy? These are the important questions to answer when you are searching for meaning. Next book; "Mans Search for Meaning" by Auswitz survivor Victor Frankle. Happy Reading

I have found it to be effective for me to view my successes and failures in comparison to the past. Keeps me from comparing myself to others, and makes me focus solely on my own commitments. This day last week I didnt walk my beloved dog, Mouse. I also didn't hit my water intake, skipped lunch, and the worst one: forgot to wish my sister a happy birthday. So today, starting with that in mind, I will be extra sure to drink water, eat my meals, walk Mouse, and call family. Slowly but surely I will become the best version of myself by steadily improving on my failures while maintaining my successes. What will you do today to be better than you were yesterday, last week, or even last year?

The ‘I Am’ is always evolving, at the end of the day what is the best version of yourself? I found it important to me to be a moral man, a man of principle, society will tell us that being wealthy & being unethical go hand and hand that there is No altruism if you are wealthy. I strive to change that for myself and my community. What are some of your core principles you have for Your business & you as your future self?

It was a dirty win, but I'll take it. A dirty win is better than a loss. All metrics hit today. If experience has taught me anything, tomorrow will be easier.