I found this very insightful. I felt in a lot of my relationships my partner craved comfort. I craved growth. The one line that has helped me make decisions to stay or leave the relationship is... "I am okay with giving up love for even the CHANCE of growing into my full potential" Watch from my timestamped link @15min

Context: I built my YouTube channel in the coding/programming niche to 1m+ subs and did $5m+ with an education channel (Clever Programmer). I wrote this to primarily share with my friends in a small group but thought it was valuable, got @Sam Ovens 's permission to post it, so here it is. Hope it brings you value. I was just going through and reviewing some of my best performing content and I realized something fascinating. Out of the 800 videos on my channel... Only about 20-30 of them helped me get around 1m+ subscribers. I kept studying those videos and seeing how those videos got me millions of views, subs, and thousands of leads for my business. These videos that drive crazy results I call them "bangers". If you study most top channels, 90% of their subs come from the 10% of the bangers. So here are some interesting insights from just one of those videos (i put the picture below). This video got almost ~400,000 views. Drove 7.6k+ subs. Got me nearly 10k+ leads. Resulted in nearly $100,000+ revenue. But the really fascinating part is exactly how much WORK it took me to make one of these videos. and luckily I discovered that when I worked on this video back in July 2022, I kept records and logged every single hour I put into this video (whether I was prepping vs. shooting the content, how many hours each day, etc). I basically logged all my activity and looking at it now... It's like an absolute gold mine. Here's what I found in terms of the work I put into this... [picture with the work graph below] Total time: 63 hours Days: 11 It took me 40 hours of preparation in total and 23 hours total to shoot. Preparation: 63% Shooting: 36% I blocked off everything on my calendar during that time. I did nothing else but focus singularly on this course. Even with that said… Notice how the average day was 5 hours. There were a few days where there was MINIMAL work I was doing. I even took a day fully off to rest & recover.