Lately I'm catching myself thinking "How can I achieve consistent income from Skool", instead of "How can I become better and provide value to more people". I'm trying to shift my thinking in the positive direction, but it requires constant effort.

@Andrew Nelson Yeah that makes sense, we're playing the long game here on Skool, and it's good to have the long-term perspective.

@Andrew Nelson Agree, the only key.

I had a schedule light that earlier when I worked in a startup, it was absolutely perfect. I woke up at 6:30 and went straight to the gym. It was 15-minute walk so I just went there by foot. I came back home, ate breakfast and started working at 9am. And I worked until 9pm, with a couple breaks to eat. I did that every day, and I don't know why, but I feel like walking in the sky 😁 In the gym, there were apples that you could take after training. So after training I always took 1 apple and ate it on my walk home. It was winter, sometimes it was snowing, sometimes it was raining. But doesn't matter what, I was eating the apple while walking home, even with the water pouring down my face and hands. I was thinking - if I wake up 6:30am when it's dark and cold and go to the gym, all the other things stop to matter. The rain and snow and cold literally have 0 meaning if I wake up at 6:30 and go to the gym. And I know I will do tomorrow, and the day after. I was feeling like walking in the sky 😂 But that pleasure was because of the suffering I created for myself.

I don't know, what does it mean?

@Andrew Nelson It's interesting. It sounds similar to "take it yourself". Maybe take it yourself is a bit more aggressive, but it also follows the principle of being responsible for what you get, rather than waiting for it to be given to you.

@Relic Wessels That's great to hear! Andrew is a great host, you'll feel right at home 💙

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