My life has always been pretty cynical, revolving mostly around "sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll" in Tel Avivβ¦ Then I met my partner, had kids, and started living a life of mostly "drugs and rock 'n' roll" π About two years ago, I realized that one of the most important things to me was to be a role model for my kids β to be a person who embodies values of success, excellence, and, above all, determination and perseverance. But throughout this period, I kept making compromises for myselfβ¦ Smoking weed every evening and on weekends starting in the morning. Sure, I was working out, reading books, and learning about success and values, but honestly, I wasnβt really applying any of it. Then, I decided to take on Yogi Bryanβs 90-day challenge, and that was the start of a brutally honest journey that led to the decision to quit weed. It doesnβt align with someone like me, who has an addictive personality and tends to be extreme in everything he does. Now, Iβm still pretty extreme β but in ways that push me forward and make me stronger. In this week and a half without weed, I feel sharper, more confident, and, most importantly, Iβve stopped telling myself stories about why itβs okay to hold onto habits that donβt serve me. I believe everyone should look themselves in the eye and ask: Am I being honest with myself? Am I walking a path that will lead me to where I imagine myself? Wishing you all a wonderful evening from Israel, filled with honesty and self-love. Put yourself first, and everything will fall into place. Itβs not easy, but once you get used to it, everything finds its place.