Module 3, Lesson 6 is probably one of the most important lessons by far, and I believe from all in the entire course for me. I personally hurt the most by resisting structure, as it leads to consistent failure instead of the consistency that will bring the success! The lack of complete discipline will always be on the way unless we fight it. Then everything will fall in to it's place! Great lesson and reminder!

I learned so much about people, and LL was amazing as usual... Like kintsugi art, your scars become GOLD. We all have them, most of us try to hide them. I'm in this group for the rest of the week, and going to EWTN in Alabama on Friday. Premium Members, I'm going to share with you some of the nuggets I got from being in this room with millionaire fund managers, who've raised BILLIONS of dollars in capital.

You never hit homeruns from the swings you don't take.... I've never spent a DIME on education that I've regretted, and I've spent a LOT of money on business education. College, eh...waste of time for me. But business education? Education on how to get free? No matter how much I spent on it, as long as I could get ONE great piece of information out of it that I can use, it was worth it. You need to bet on yourself to win, and that starts with education.

The Tragedy of Man, Losing the Study. Calling all men.... Let's bring back the study... Wood, books, the smell of pipe tobacco, a crystal whiskey valet in the corner... Wooden desks and leather chairs... Wood burning fireplace you can dump your ashtray... The library/study stems from a time when men were better, stronger, hairier... The man cave is a result of Busch light level stupidity and "bread and circuses" fanaticism of functioning mongoloids who don't even know they are enslaved and wouldn't even get the earlier reference and would think Juvenal is a rapper. The study is for the man who thinks for himself. The man who has it together... The one who wakes up early... He never lets others see his fear or anger, he deals with it without overt reaction. He is disciplined in his study, he stays fit as an example to his family and especially his sons. He treats his wife how he wants a man to treat his daughters. The gentleman who has a routine and enjoys his evening eldren after a hard day's work of tackling the world and conquering nations. His quiet place where work ends and intellectual pursuits begin, aside from the occasional industry conversation with a colleague, is a place for reflection and where his deepest dreams are written into thr pages of a leatherbound journal. No one will ever ask his dreams, but he writes them for himself, and he will continue to pursue his dreams, so that his family can live theirs. What say you men....ready to make a comeback?

How do you relax after good work?