 I wanted to discuss with you what I like to call the best feeling in the world. Unfortunately, it took me a long, long time until I experienced it. And the reason for that is because this feeling is not like the same feeling that you feel when moods change. This isn't a mood. This isn't like, okay, now I'm happy or I'm sad or I'm angry. It doesn't just change. This feeling, the best feeling in the world, it happens when you accumulated enough negative reservation or to be more precise, reservation of negativity for a positive outcome. This reminds me of the time when I tried to learn the guitar. So I was always aiming for getting the fastest results I can with the least amount of effort, which is what you should aim for. But the problem was I was asking myself, how can I cheat? So I would try to learn on my own and just sat down and tried to do the things I saw on YouTube. It was at the beginning of YouTube and I failed miserably. It was completely horrible until I got a guitar teacher. Now I bought a guitar for my little brother who's 16 years old, just about a month ago. And he also wanted to kind of skip forward as fast as possible. But I made sure to help discipline him with the guitar. I taught him the habits stuff that I teach and he actually sat down every day for a minimum of 5 minutes, sometimes to a whole hour, and practiced and actually broke down what he needs to practice. And at the beginning it was horrible so it doesn't make any sense the way that he's playing. It doesn't sound good. He can't even do a coherent 5 seconds of playing because you constantly have to check what you're doing. And then I came back about 2 weeks later and checked out how he's playing and he actually learned a few songs. So, boom, he could play. He could finally fucking play. And it was an amazing feeling seeing how it all came together. All the little moments of this isn't moving forward, this is just a tiny scale. I don't feel good about this. Basically you wait and you wait and you wait and bam you get what you wanted. And that's the best feeling in the world. This happened to me with my girlfriend as well. Initially we were still very different, pretty much the most different in terms of politically, in terms of personality than any other girl I've dated. So we would clash a lot because imagine it's two people that see reality in almost an opposite way. Like you have a shared goal, you want to get to the same place, but you view it as one way and she views it as a completely different way. But I realized how good she was and how important it was to go far without a relationship, to actually invest in it. So I passed through so many tests, so many times where we would argue or fight and I would just think I just want to get up and leave. I don't want to deal with this, but I had to remind myself to think of the long term and realize that we're building something together and that eventually we'll bridge that gap and it's going to be amazing. So like a gem that's just not polished yet. And I clearly remember the day that it happened. We were just kind of hanging out, talking, having fun. And I looked back at the last few weeks and I noticed that my life got exponentially better. Like I had the best partner I could ever wish for, like funny and awesome and fun and super productive and supportive and pushing me. It basically makes me like twice the man I am. And there's no more arguments, there's no more fighting. Of course you clash sometimes because it's what happens when two people who have opinions are not afraid to talk about them, but there's no more pointless fighting. So I run everything out and I realized that and I sat there and I was like, whoa. Like I'm literally seeing the payoff right now. Like I'm literally seeing the moment where I just noticed or acknowledged that the scales have tipped. So this is the way I like to view it regarding the best feeling in the world is you apply effort and you keep pushing against resistance and it's hard and you know, it takes so much discipline and it's not as much of an effort game, I believe, as much as it's just like staying power, you know, like it's not like a sprint, like let's see how much I can do in a short time because life will make sure to cripple you. If that's the case, like if you just say, okay, let's do it in the fastest way, you know, just do one big push and that'll be enough. Then it never works, you know, like let's learn the guitar in one big push or let's fix the relationship in one big push. No, it's always like, like it's called the death of a thousand cuts. It's like you have to really, really be patient and sit there and take it and take it and take it and know that you're doing it for a good cause. And then one day it just tips, so it doesn't resist you anymore. It's like gravity instead of being against you, like instead of going up the hill, suddenly you're sliding down and you earned it, like you realize that you actually earned it. So the best feeling in the world is the feeling you get when you chose a worthwhile endeavor, be it a relationship or financially or skill you want to learn or change something about your character or help someone, anything you can think of and actually going through the grind, you know, like the grind, you know, like the long marathon of getting completely pummeled again and again and again and again and suddenly seeing it all tip over in your favor, you know, your business suddenly becomes profitable after so much effort and investment without seeing any upside for so long, like that is the best feeling in the world. I don't think there is a single better feeling or I don't think there's anything in the world that could cause a better feeling than this and I don't think that there is a better feeling than this. So that's why I call it the best feeling in the world.