Brian
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I'm recording this for myself as much as for anybody else listening to the pod. But let me tell you, brother, you have work to do and there's gonna be a ton of folks that try and knock you off that work, including yourself on a regular basis. This is very, very important distinction. All of that is noise. In the same way, you won't let the weather control how you approach the day beyond, you know, basic preparation stuff. You can't let the weather of your mood or the weather of your environment, the people around you control how you approach the day. You have work to do, there is work to be done, and the only person who can do your work is you. No one knows what your work is even, but you So avoidance of it by externalizing your problems onto others or by finding the raft of a thousand possible excuses is just avoidance with extra steps. So you have work to do, go do it. That is kind of the beginning and the end of the story. Everything else in the middle is extra To borrow from a book called Zen Mind, beginner's mind, your the, the, the quote is, when you say I breathe, the eye is extra. And in the same way your work is, is your work. Get on it.
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