Stop Chasing Perfection. It Doesn’t Exist.

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Welcome back to Success with Srini. Happy Friday morning to you, it’s a weekend. And as I say all the time, every time I come here, record on a Friday, I say this, I want to keep it simple to the point and precise. That’s the goal so that you can ease into your Friday to into the weekend. And Saturday is also a try to do the same. Keep it simple to the point. And then Sundays are sometimes a little bit heavier. But that’s the idea. That’s the thought that’s the intent. But then as I start recording, sometimes the topics become very deep. And sometimes if there are questions from listeners that I’m answering, then it kind of goes deep naturally. But if it is something that I am kind of sharing from my own side, then I tried to keep it very slick and low light, not low light. Okay.

So today is the September 30 of 2022. As I’m recording the podcast, I want to this is a milestone day for me, this is nine months of this podcast, running daily. Which no like without any break holidays, Saturday, Sundays. It has run daily. Now there are a few things I have done over the nine months, which I have done. Usually, my goal is to wake up early in the morning and record the podcast. And sometimes there are things that I need to cater to. Sometimes I need to wake up in the morning, go hike, climb, and all that. And it’s not possible to get a podcast recorded because not that I have a clear idea of what I’m recording, sometimes seven o’clock Pacific is when I try to release the podcast, I need to get my idea, I need to record the podcast. If I’m doing it from my side, if I’m answering a question, then I have to do the research, get the answers, get the data, put my thoughts together, kind of weave an answer, such that the listener whoever is asking the question and listeners like you, you get the benefit, you get the value out of it. So it’s hard sometimes I don’t get these things in place before 7 am in the morning and becomes challenging for me. So sometimes what I have done is every time, at least from my side, and I’ve recorded some podcasts, and I’ve scheduled those podcasts to be released on a specific day at 7 am in the morning. Not an effective way to do it. I want to be contextual. I want to be in sync. And even on my radio shows, I do them live. I talk to people, I love my audiences. I’m always there for them no matter what. And I put their life, their situations, their challenges ahead of mine, I might be dealing with 100 Soft my own issues. And talking about hundreds of issues I’ll talk, I have some thoughts about those in just a second, and I’ll share them with you. This is a lot going on in our lives. And nobody’s perfect. Just because I come here I do talk about success. I talk about performance, I talk about goals and attainment, and all that fulfillment, joy, and happiness, but that doesn’t mean that I am fully there with all of that. By default, life is about pain and suffering. There is never a state called happiness there isn’t. And if somebody sells you on it, then it’s hard. It’s not true. And I’ve seen people telling me, I have people tell me that they have been sold into the state where all the pain is going to go away. And you know, you’re in an absolute state of happiness there isn’t, you could make yourself still. But that involves a tremendous amount of inner work, where you remove all the things that are coming at you it’s very hard See, many, many months ago on one of the podcast episodes, I said that only two ways to lead life either you reduce expectations, or you expand your understandings, to expand the mind or reduce the expectations. The need to wish for this there is no other way to do this. And that balance is also very hard. Sometimes mine takes in more than it can then it can align to and then it cannot expand.

There’s a lot going on within that space. So we tend to move sometimes we expectations come in so we go there. Sometimes we say oh No, no, no, I don’t want these things, I need to cut all these things away. And I want to stay very contained. And you try that it’s very difficult to hang on to the states, perpetually, very hard. And very few people do it. And they do it by removing themselves from the happenings of life. So they pursue a life totally detached from the happenings and removed from the worldly affairs possible, but that also involves, again, sacrifice. So it’s hard. Going back to my earlier point, it’s hard to commit to something and stay on course, and get it done while you’re dealing with so many issues that are happening in life. Luckily, not you can say, not by design. Either way, this has come this far, nine months of daily podcasting. And there were moments when I woke up in the morning and said, today, I’m going to miss today cannot and sometimes are recorded six podcasts in a single day. Sometimes I couldn’t record even one podcast in a single day. So I have gone through all those emotions. I’ve seen the peaks. I’ve seen the valleys, I’ve seen all, I’ll tell you, this podcast is not a great podcast, it’s not like I have a production going on here. And we have editors and we have content creators, content managers, social media managers, you know, most podcasts do have that they have and they grow. I never focused on really growing the podcast at the level that I would like to I wanted it to grow naturally, and organically. And I just want people who absolutely loved the message, like understand my line of thinking to listen to the podcast, I don’t force this on people I don’t tell them to or you know, you’re here like this, read this and all that I ask, sometimes I get sometimes I do not, which is perfectly fine. But the ask is not as important. The importance is that I show up here with the best of my State of the mind and do something that really makes the impact that I think that it should for the listener, which is you on the other side, these nine months have been excruciating. And there is not a single ad we played on this podcast, not a single sponsor, I took on this podcast. And I did not do anything that commercially. Other podcasts do. I’m not saying that’s not going to change. But that was not my mindset.

My mindset was to make this a resource that can go hand in hand with everything else that I’m doing, which is not a lot, by the way, not a lot. So anything that you plan on doing is hard. It takes effort. The beauty of life is that as you keep on doing, things become easy. Things become more predictable. Now I can predict my mental state, I raise a baby called this, this podcast, this is a baby to me. And there are things that I need to attend to. This also I need to attend to. So here I am, early in the morning, in my car, in my driveway recording this podcast.

This is not recorded on my computer, on my in the studio, or on the microphone none. And if you listen carefully, there might be some cars moving by because I was getting ready to go exercise. And I thought, Okay, I’m gonna record this because I’m getting this emotion that thought in my mind, I want to really get this because if I come back and record then it could be late. So I’m recording this early in the morning sitting in the driveway so that I can. So the case in the point is if you really commit to anything, it’s a commitment issue. I look into things that I have failed, and I could not get to the outcomes. And I failed, by the way, every day. Every day there is a failure in my business, in my personal life in my financial life. In my everyday life. I have failures. It’s not that this is not about selling success. It’s about understanding failures because failures are portals of self-discovery. It’s the failures in which the best of you comes out the failures, Pete as lessons that no school no university, no expert, no mentor No one can teach. We tend to learn from others, I promise you. Some people tell me that I listen to your podcast to learn. Thank you, but not really, you are listening, not learning. Because even if you learn, there is no guarantee that you are going to succeed with the lesson. You will only succeed when you apply the lesson, and you fail. And then from there comes an understanding. It’s the understanding that creates results. I can tell you today I have a whole different set of understanding about this podcast and the audience who listens to this. Then when we started on the first of January of 2022, I look back nine months. The numbers were horrible when I started, if you talk about statistics, which I don’t check, by the way, I don’t look at the downloads, if I look at them, if the numbers are low, it disappoints me. If the numbers are high, it puts the ego in me. So I don’t look at the numbers anymore.

My only measure is your text messages. My only measure is your questions. I’m not getting questions, I’m not getting text messages, I know, I’m irrelevant, I’m somehow not being effective at a level that I should be. So two or three points I wanted to make on today’s podcast. One is that it takes time to build anything, it takes effort, it takes hard work, diligence, sleepless nights, you will go broke in your mind, you’ll run out of ideas, once ideas go away from your mind you become you could have a lot of energy. But that energy means nothing. Because that energy is not mental energy. That’s not emotional energy. Because mentally you’re getting drained. So it’s very difficult to carry on and pull off something meaningful for yourself. And if some other people are dependent on you, then this is a lost game. This is where people get into depression. They’re going to funk states and they can never recover. It’s hard. It’s so challenging, so difficult. anything meaningful takes effort. So whatever you’re working on, don’t give up. Don’t stop, keep going. Because right away, you may not see, you know how it’s doing. People are so transactional in life, they want to do something they want to get a return. I mean, there is a space and time for that discussion. But not when it comes to human currency, relationships, values, and beliefs. Now, you don’t believe in what you’re doing? How do you expect others to value who you are? I get that question all the time. People don’t value my resume, don’t value my credentials. No, they won’t. Because you don’t believe in yourself. If you believe in yourself, that means your actions will show your conviction. Your presence, your application, and the way you apply yourself to show your depth. Why would somebody trust you believe in you, and give you whatever they want? Whatever you want, so that they can get whatever they want? They will not nobody does. Everybody’s smart. Everybody listens to think that you are smarter than somebody else. It’s like a cat drinking milk and closing its eyes thinking it’s darkness everywhere. Nobody can see me.

Think about it. It takes effort. So please be whatever you’re doing. Don’t worry about many things that otherwise I hear people get worried about. Stay focused, stay aligned, and stay committed. And the tide is not in your favor. That I promise you. It’s just a matter of time before the tide turns. That’s the first message I wanted to convey. The second message is if you want to start something, do it. You don’t need to be perfect. There is no perfection on this earth. We are all imperfect individuals faking perfection. So whatever you plan on doing whatever you started doing, thought about doing, or did stop. Don’t worry, don’t be critical of yourself. You can never there is never going to be a situation where you will ever put out something that is so perfect that you know, Leonardo da Vinci also said, or at least I don’t know, I read some social media these days. You don’t anybody can quote anything and attribute anybody. But Leonardo da Vinci was the epitome of perfection, completeness finesse. Never thought that he was that, at least in his mind. He never thought that way. So there were more perfections that he thought he could add in the story by Leonardo da Vinci painted the Sistine Chapel you know for about six or eight months you know completely Italy attaching himself to the roof so hard to paint it. And I think that this is nothing. Some people, in fact, some of the listeners of this podcast, at least a couple of my friends who live in India told me this was so hard. Why are you signing up for this, you do this every day. Now, this has become my life. So just a matter of time, repetition frequency, we’ll get through there, whatever you’re trying to do. It’s okay to be imperfect. But the pursuit of perfection should be there. And the last thing I want to share with you is, if you are putting an activity without a goal, then that activity is meaningless. Because you have not attached a meaning. Why are you doing something that you know, has no end? outcome? If you’re going to work, you have no idea about the paycheck for that money. Lesson. Don’t work for the sake of working. Don’t get that paycheck. Because if without that you can’t make a living, you are dead. I’m telling you dead valiant dies only once a coward dies every day. Whoever said that? is so profound? Why did every day? Why did every day? I’ve just the other day I got the news. Just three days ago, one of the top 14 There are 14 8000-meter peaks in the world. And one of them is Manaslu, the mountain in Nepal. And there was an avalanche on the mountain and one of the Sherpas who was a cook, actually cooked and fed me in 2019, when I was attempting to summit Mount Everest. He was on Monticello as a guide guiding. And he came under this avalanche and died at 28, 26 years old becoming a statistic. How many Sherpas have died on mountains, who talks about them? I didn’t want to get into the emotion but so hard to think about it, a wife and a daughter, small.

Whatever you have planned to do just to be Okay, get over being a bottleneck to your own self. Get out of your way. Do what you think is right. Whatever you plan to just do, set some goals, apply meaningfully and get it done. That’s the message I had this podcast has gone longer. I’ll stop here. I told you I don’t do this on a Friday, but tomorrow I’m going to share with you a master plan. You should listen to tomorrow’s podcast. I already planned this out tomorrow morning with Mantar’s master plan first of October so I want you to start off with this master plan, which I already shared before also it’s not like I’m sharing something new, or amazing. Groundbreaking now, None None of that stuff. Nothing in self-improvement is groundbreaking. It’s all the same stuff. Okay if I’m telling what somebody thinks all but all rehearsed, nothing unique, nothing different. That’s all for now. Wherever you are, be safe and we’ll be talking to you as early as tomorrow. Keep listening. Bye now.

Quality Of Your Life In Question? Do This…

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Welcome back to success with Srini on the podcast today, I will continue my thought from yesterday. And also independently, I have something else to share today on the podcast. So yesterday, I took up a question from a 63-year-old listener of this podcast telling me or asking me about multiple careers. He has multiple goals he has or multiple ambitions he had or continues to pursue. But he has nothing to show until now. And he’s worried about his time here. And he’s not sure whether he’s going to ever have his expectations met in his life. I answered that question yesterday on the podcast. And that is still there on my mind. And I went back and looked into the question one more time. And here is what we all need. And by the way, if you haven’t yet listened to that question yet, from yesterday, please listen to that. And you come back to this one, because on the app, as you’re listening, this is going to play first, and then that is going to come up next. But I want you to listen to that one first before you come here.

That way, today’s podcast is going to make sense. So here is what I think when people have doubts about their careers about what they’re doing. And when their expectations are not met, their effort is high. And they’re expensing more than they’re making. You know, we all want absolute certainty. In everything that we are doing, we want joy, we want fulfillment, we want completeness in everything that we are attempting to do. And the quicker we have that the more we are in sync, the more we feel grounded, I mean, the more we feel that we are in the flow, not that ground, but we are in the flow and the flow creates more momentum. Sometimes, we get that certainty right away, in some projects, in some projects, we don’t. So this gentleman asking me about, you know, 63 years old, so many things have done, nothing has worked out for me. So the question is more about the quality of life. So somebody’s telling him that he doesn’t have, or he shouldn’t be having what, by this time, he shouldn’t be having everything, and he has not. Now, every life is unique, every individual is unique. Just because all of us have the same jobs, all of us have the same income doesn’t mean that we’re going to have the same quality of life. But what is important here is understanding what creates results in life. We now know that in order to create results in life, you need to have positive habits. There’s only one thing I will focus on habits, I want you to look into all the habits that you have got going right now, how many of them are positive?
How many of them are negative, negative habits have negative consequences? positive habits will have positive consequences, very simple. Postural habits will have rewards, negative habits do not. So I want you to take some time today. And I want you to start listing all the habits according to you are negative, and then go to the next person who is spending most of their time with you. Or you’re spending most time with someone and tell them, hey, here are some of my negative habits. What do you think they may know you, they may not know you, but at least they will give you a different view on what you think are your negative habits. And amazingly, it has happened with me, which is, every time you call something a positive, they’re going to call it a negative. So now you have to think. So if you take your time, your income, your wealth, your health, your relationships, and you sum it up. Okay, you sum it up, that’s the life that you live today. And that life is the thing that you don’t like, let’s say and you’re unhappy with it, it means 90% of that is negative habits, negative behavior, which is again habits, so 90% of whatever life that you have today, that you know that can be easily tweaked by bringing in bots, some positive habits. I hope I’m clear on this. Now let’s talk about the thing that I wanted to highlight the thing that I had on my mind, which is I’ve been getting questions from people about basic things. So if you listen to this podcast, you’re a regular listener of this podcast. You see, there are these are basic questions. There’s nothing groundbreaking. And these are the questions the basic questions with which we struggle. The struggle is always in the basics. The struggle is not in the top 1% It’s in the bottom 1% which are basically the foundational elements.

So If somebody is asking questions like, I do not know what I’m doing with my career, I’m not sure what I’m doing with my investments with my relationships with my time with my health. If I want to generally answer the question, here is where my mind goes, you do not have your goals in place. And you wake me up in the middle of the night, early in the morning, from a deep sleep, I’ll tell you this, you do not have your goals. You’re just flowing with time doing stuff. Or you have some goals in your mind that are not somewhere written down. The things that you think are goals are not necessarily goals. You don’t have clarity into them. And because you have not written them down somewhere, you don’t have any clarity. You don’t know if ask you what’s your goal. You don’t know why you’re doing what you’re doing. Simple. This gentleman is 63 years of age, and there are some goals that he has. But if I asked him, if I’m coaching him, what are the top 10 goals you have? Okay, and those 10 goals have to have to be coming out from 100 goals, not just 10 goals. If I asked you what are your top 10 goals? You can’t show me 10 goals, you need to show me 110? Tell me the top 10.

You don’t have them? That’s the problem right there. Okay, how did you prioritize these 10? Okay, and how are you visualizing these goals? How do you reflect on these goals? What do you have to do to accomplish these goals at least in some shape or form on a daily basis? in some shape or form? For some outcomes?

No answer. I did a podcast on this earlier at the beginning of this year, where I talked about creating clarity and goals. And by the way, when I say goals, you know I also struggled with it. So I’m not a master in this. So don’t, because I’m speaking here, I’m loud, doesn’t mean that I’m mastering this, I’m still learning. This is an ocean. There are so many different ways to approach a goal. It’s so hard to take mastery. So difficult. Sometimes, when I think I have control on it over a certain goal, I read something somewhere that completely challenges my thinking. And I’m like, wow, sometimes when I talk to my mentors, I have multiple of them. They challenge me with some of my goals. And I’m like, Man, I got this surah. So get your goals in place. Whether you have an income goal, whether you have a health goal, a relationship, goal, a career goal, whatever it is, get, get it prioritized. Get it understood. I’ll give you a quick, quick formula very, very quickly. On the top of my head. Here is how I clarify my goals. Okay, very quickly. First of all, my goals had to be my own, I create the goals, I don’t create goals, because I saw my mentor create one or I saw somebody who I love or respect or somebody in the media who has a high presence, they have set some goals for themselves. So I should have them. Somebody says I just made a million dollars in one month, I should also make million dollars now. Absolutely. Total nonsense. I may take 20 years to make a million dollars, I’m okay with it. Just because somebody did it doesn’t mean I will do it. That’s not my goal. Very clear. Could be a wish, I get it not a goal. Because for a goal for that to become a goal, a lot of things have to happen.

Okay, for example, every goal has to be meaningful. Does that million dollar have to have some meaning for me if I’m not creating that meaning what’s the point? So it has to be my own. It has to be meaningful, it has to be very specific. Whatever it is, it has to be very flexible. people set goals, but they’re not flexible with them. I’ve set some goals that have been flexible with them for over 20 years, I set a goal to climb Everest, and I’ve been flexible every year, not happened yet. I made some attempts here and there but has not happened. Something that’s challenging, something that’s exciting. Something that’s aligned with my core values, every goal that I set has to be aligned with my values has to be very balanced because there are some other people who depend on my time and on me. So I just can’t create goals that are out from nowhere and throw them on, throw them on them. No, no way. Are we very realistic when I set goals I had to be very, you know, spirited when I set these goals. So there is an element of contribution. There’s also an element of support that I seek. So when I set goals that contribute to the people who do But not me. But at the same time when I’m creating these goals, I want to make sure that they’re supporting me also. So there are so many elements to this. So you just can’t wake up and say I’m good. It’s very interesting, very funny. Back in the day when I used to do workshops, people would come and write goals. You know, there is an exercise there for 10 or 15 minutes, write some goals, people write goals, and then I go and kind of disqualify all the goals in an in a good way. I disqualify them. I tell them, I’ll give them this list. I say Listen, did you apply all this like No, have not applied all this? And how come this is a cool service you have? So listen, the lack of happiness, the lack of joy, fun in anything that you’re doing, the lack of something out of line with you, whatever you’re trying to do, is because you don’t have goals and work on the goals.

This is a wonderful time we are end of September now. And the three more months left in 2023 is right here. Get your hands on goals. Okay? And you will make your yield raise the quality of your life I promise you. Okay, that’s all I have on from the top of my mind this morning. You enjoy your day, wherever you are, and I’ll catch up with you as early as tomorrow. Keep listening.

63 Years Old, Multiple Careers & No Success: Where Did I Go Wrong?

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Welcome back! Happy Hump Day to you on the podcast today I’m answering a profound question profoundly. It’s not that this question is anything great in itself. But it has elements that I think that applies to all of us. At some point, you meet all of us who have gone through this. This is a question from an individual who is going through a lot right now, someone who has done many things, but nothing has worked. And he is 63 years old and doesn’t know what to do now. And there is a regret here, which is, what if I will not accomplish anything? And I will die? Very deep question. Very philosophical. So first of all, thank you for this question. That’s the synopsis of the question. But it’s a well-written email explaining everything that’s happening. This email came in a while ago, and then there were some text messages also. So that’s how I got ahold of this question. Otherwise, I would have lost it completely. So thank you for keeping me accountable. As I said, this is a profound question in the sense that, at some point, every professional or every individual will get to a point where their life is not going to make sense to them, no matter how much that accomplished. It doesn’t matter what title you have, how much money you have, how many names fame you have, that comes to a point where none of these things, you know, you can’t identify yourself with them. And imagine someone who has written an email like this. After they’ve gone through the mud, I’ve gone through a lot. Okay, at least I sense it that way. What should I do?

Okay, so here is, here is how I see it all this. The court’s purpose. Anyone, everyone, whatever we are engaged in doing right now. We got to take time, and do something that will outlast us. That’s the core question you got to ask yourself. I’m taking the time I’m doing something well it outlasts me? See, over the years I have myself through my own projects, through my own ambitions, and also working with people. I’ve answered many questions. And people have things like this job, I’m making this kind of money, I’m unhappy, I want to change. I want to start something new, a business, and all kinds of questions I’ve attempted answering. But at the end, it all came down to this one line, which is what can I do? That will outlast me? This may not be the question. The way I’m representing, this is not the way you might be asking yourself, but this question is there. Whether you agree with me or not? This question is there in the unconscious part of your mind, this is the truth. The earlier you understand this truth, the easier this process becomes. So everything that we do, have we are doing right now, we are trying to do this because our work or whatever it is, there has to be an element where it’s going to outlast us and survive long after we are gone.

There are some incredible people who have done incredible things and you know, they’re gone for 100 200 500,000 years, 2000 years, that work is alive, they’re still alive. That is a blessing from the above. And I don’t know how that can be done. But if there is a blessing from the above, then it’s great. Sometimes you see people, who really know what they want to do in life. And they’re engaged, they’re committed, they’re dedicated, they just give everything they have to it. That is the thing through which they are known to the world. And that’s how they grow. They become big, and they become synonymous with that thing. But others are not that lucky. Lucky is a bad word. But others are not gifted that way. And the struggle they go through. Sometimes fighting with their self-esteem. I did a podcast a few months ago talking about how you should not do anything that is not in line with your self-esteem. I do this podcast or I do radio shows because this is in line with my self-esteem. If you put me in front of a camera, maybe I will. I’m okay with that. But if you put me on the stage, I’m okay with that. But whatever. This is the area of work that is in line with my self-esteem.

I’m not saying this is the work that’s going to get me to the outcome that I’m seeking. That’s not the point but this is in line with my self-esteem. So even if I encounter failure in the space, I’m okay with that because this is my identity. This is how I see myself. Many, many years ago, I came across a book that I bought, I don’t remember the book. But I did take notes from that book. If I come to recollect, I’ll let you know. The book was very simple. It said about five, six things that as an individual, we all have to do. And it starts out by saying, take time to cook. Interesting. Why do you take time to cook, food is available, you can buy you can, why do you need to take time to cook? Because cooking implicitly means that you are concerned about your health, you will do things that are not otherwise unhealthy to you, if you’re cooking yourself. So taking time to cook it’s an important element in self-development, cooking says to take time to work. Take time to play, take time to read. Take time to laugh. And take time to pray. So regardless of who you are, and what you do, these six things have to be in play. Your emotions are regulated, your goals are aligned, and you stay more composed as an individual towards whatever you’re trying to achieve. And then you will be now predisposed as a part of your work, or whatever you’re trying to do, you will automatically have the energy, the drive the creativity that is needed to do something that’s going to outlast you. So for this gentleman, who is 63 years old, and has done a lot of things, and has not gotten to the outcome, here is my answer to you. This was the outcome, the outcome was not that you are going to get to something, the outcome that the almighty designed for you was to experience all these things that in itself is the outcome. So for the next 10, 15, 20, 30, whatever number of years you have, I would suggest that you keep on experimenting, keep on trying to find that one thing that’s going to outlast you if you find it great. If you do not find it, you still went through this whole process of experimenting, exploring, and experiencing all these things. And whatever body of work that you leave behind, which doesn’t have to be a book or a manuscript or any of that. But people around you, like maybe your children, your grandchildren, whoever, they will see that they will absorb all that in some shape or form. And that is your biggest achievement. It doesn’t have to be a direct outcome for you. So I think you lived an incredible life, or you’re living an incredible life, I think you’re over-critical of yourself. And very few people have the ability to do multiple things. In a podcast many, many months ago, I said this, I have changed my career multiple times. And on average, I’ve seen successful people change their careers once every five years. And now I’m seeing people having multiple careers at the same time. So you are in an incredible diamond space, you meet all of us, where we can think and do anything literally like that, like that. So amazing. In the times that we are in right now, with the amount of technical information, the world is not the smallest place now people talk more about Mars and the cosmos or the moon now than at any time in history seriously about how to go to Mars, how to go to the moon, I mean, these are the discussions. It’s amazing. The times that I think the next 10 years from the age 63 to 73 or what, in the next 10 years, you will relive the last 63 years and more times. I think.

In fact, when I grew up, I want to have a lifelike you. Seriously, seriously. I want to do so many things. And I’m amazed when I hear from people who are doing so many things. So you have my respect. I wish you all the best. And for everybody else who’s listened to this podcast, I hope this is helpful, I hope the way I’m approaching this question, which in fact, is I think this question, this email was written in a very low at the bottom of an emotion. I’ll tell you, hopefully, you are recovered from that emotion. It’s natural to get to a low point and then feel that you know you have nothing but the truth that you have a lot going for you and I’m happy for you. That’s all for now.

Hopefully, this is helpful if it is let me know and I’ll be back here again tomorrow with another topic or question of the day. Stay tuned.