The biggest predictor of future success is past success.

0:00the biggest predictor of future success [music] is past success. And so I think it's like stacking those wins as low as a common denominator as you can. I mean, you know, for somebody who's absolutely just like sucking a life right now that it's like if you got out of bed today, then cool, call it a W. You know what I mean? Like just like you'd add weight to a bar, you add weight to the goals. You might be like, well, I want to take this big jump, but I've never done that before. Like how do I [music] take this job? How do I take this risk, right? Well, it's like can you generalize some of the other things you've done in the past that would give you some level of confidence [music] that this is not unreasonable? If I've been really disciplined at school and exercise, then it might be I might it might follow that I'll be relatively disciplined with my job. Is it guaranteed? No. But I could [music] still make a generalization that that's it's plausible.