"I’m doing well enough" or "I’m OK as I’m now" or… you know those words.

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Those sounds spited by some mouths touch my b*lls more than listening to a politician for 1 minute.

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Those sentences never come from people who have all their needs and desires met.

No.

You won’t hear that from Elon Musk or Warren Buffet.

Not way.

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Those sentences come from people who check supermarket receipts, scrutinize bills, and choose dishes at restaurants based on price.

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Those sentences don’t come from people who could walk around naked if they wanted to.

No.

They come from people who have to dress the way they’re told or expected to, to go to the places they’re told to be, at the times they’re told to go.

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“I’m doing well enough” means many things, but none of them is actually “I’m doing well enough.”

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It means, “I don’t think I can do more,” for sure. And, “I don’t know if I’m good enough.”

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It means, “I don’t deserve more,” and, “I feel guilty.” Both of those.

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And above all, it means, “What if it doesn’t go well?”

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It also means, “After everything it took to get here, how could I risk it now?”

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And, “The mere thought gives me diarrhea.”

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It means all those things and more.

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“I’m doing well enough” is possibly the most destructive phrase in the universe for dreams, for freedom, and for wealth.

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Over a 40% return in 13-14 months is not well enough for me. It will never be.

Today, it’s the last day.

Buy it now, or miss it forever.

I’m retiring this course for good.

You’ll never have it if you don’t buy it today.

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