In this lesson's episode, discover the power of relentless commitment and disciplined habits in achieving long-term success.

Learn why dedicating a decade to your craft transforms persistence into mastery

and understand how the same mindset applied in fitness fuels breakthrough performance in business and life. So two things, two sort of points that I want to touch on.

Like one thing, I've always said this and it's a version of what you just said, but like,

do anything for 10 years.

And to your peers and your friends, you're going to be considered quite successful at that thing.

Like,

I don't care if it's like installing windows in a new developer,

like a new house or you're starting a podcast

or you're posting on social.

Like do it for 10 years and look at the results.

And you're probably going to be monetizing that.

You're going to be making some decent money. You're going to turn into like a side hustle or a full-time living. Like you just have to do it for 10 years. Like obviously you have to iterate an AB test

and keep trying different things. But I mean like if you're moving in one direction and you have one

goal for 10 years, it's very hard to fail at that thing. And you'll probably be known for being

some sort of specialist at that particular thing. Well, this is what I think. I think the majority of

people don't even try. So when someone actually tries over more than once, your just pure numbers game,

your potential impossibility for getting what that is, you know, kind of goes up already by a landslide,

right? That's the bottom line. Most people, most people don't even try. Most people give up after

they don't get somewhere. They're, they're not relentless in their pursuit. But you have to be

relentless. You have to be obsessive. Like another quality, like where you were saying, well, how is it that you, you know, you said, or the two things, you're like, well, how is it that you have that mindset to even say, well, why not? There is like an, and I said to you, well, you have to have a level of entitlement. You also have to have a level of obsessiveness. You have to be obsessively wanting something.

At the end of the day, if you want to lose weight,

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