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- I should do that." But what got them there is not what they're doing now.
- But if you choose to pay the $500 for the Nikes, [music] you don't then say, "This was unhealthy." You just make the trade.
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Abschnitt 1 One of the best morning [music] routines I can recommend to any person on Earth is that you wake up and you decrease the time between when you wake up and when you start [music] wo
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Abschnitt 2 There are absolutely trade-offs and it's just whether or not you're willing to pay the price for it.
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0:00One of the best morning [music] routines I can recommend to any person on Earth is that you wake up and you decrease the time between when you wake up and when you start [music] working. We have a bunch of buddies mutual that have exited companies for hundreds of millions of dollars and then they get like really obsessed [music] with their health and they have these massive morning routines and they just get upset and do all these supplements and red lights on us. Everyone who's watching says, [music] "Oh, this person's successful. This is what they do. I should do that." But what got them there is not what they're doing now. [music] Right. So it's like going to model the rise and so a lot of times the rise is a lot of imbalance.
0:28There are absolutely trade-offs and it's just whether or not you're willing to pay the price for it. If the Nikes that you want on the [music] wall are $500, that is the price. You can just choose to pay it or not. But if you choose to pay the $500 for the Nikes, [music] you don't then say, "This was unhealthy." You just make the trade. That's where a lot of people spend all this time analyzing themselves like feeling about their feelings, thinking about their thoughts rather [music] than just executing.