Six months ago, I wrote down in my journal, it was a t-chart.
It was basically, I had two rows and two columns.
So essentially, I wrote down on the top two physical exercise and then on the other one
was entrepreneurship.
And at the time I was studying this guy named Russell Brunson because I was reading his books.
And the two columns, or I don't know the difference between a column and a row, I think a column
is the one that goes vertical, up and down.
The ones that go up and down, I labeled physical activity and entrepreneurship.
And then the rows, or I think they're the rows, the ones that go sideways, I labeled
me, like James Radzinski and Russell Brunson.
And I checked off on my row, I checked off physical activity.
And then on Russell Brunson's row, I checked off physical activity and entrepreneurship.
And now let me explain.
I had this mindset.
Well, actually, let's go back.
On that graph, I labeled it, let's do it mindset.
Like the, all right, let's do it mindset.
That's what I labeled it.
And let me explain because I had developed this mindset of, all right, let's do it.
In physical activity over the course of years, but it was especially potent at that time
because it was during summer.
When I was going to the park, like the one that I remember the one moment that I actually
became aware of how valuable my, all right, let's do it mindset is, is one day I was at
the park with my friend and we were training and we were doing a very difficult workout.
We're doing like bear crawls, sideways bear crawls, backwards bear crawls, sprints, frog
jumps, all kinds of things and many sets of each.
And so like all the way across the soccer field.
And so we were doing this really difficult exercise and we were like basically pooped
by the end.
And then the guy that we were with, he's like 20 some years old and he was training us,
not like officially, but we were all training together and he was like giving us instruction.
Like he was basically leading the workout and he is our friend.
So we were basically just working out and he, we were basically pooped.
So we were about to finish and we're like, Oh, good.
We finished it.
And then he was like, now to conclude three sprints.
And then I was just like, All right, let's do it.
And like at that moment, I didn't really come aware of it.
But then after we completed the three sprints, my friend, he like told me that I have like
this crazy discipline or mindset with physical activity.
Like I have this just do it mindset.
And he brought it to my attention how valuable that is.
And so at that time, I was studying Russell Brunson, like I said, his book, his books,
expert secrets, dot com secrets and traffic secrets.
I was reading those and he was, I was basically learning all of his life stories that he shared.
And I noticed that in his book, he shared a lot of stories about wrestling.
Like he would just do wrestling, like physical activity, super hard activity while wrestling.
And he had the, all right, let's do a mindset.
So I connected the dots to Russell Brunson had that also, but then I also connected it
to when he was working on entrepreneurship, he also has the all right, let's do it mindset
for entrepreneurship.
And I hadn't yet developed that mindset yet.
And so in my journal, I wrote down, develop the all right, let's do it mindset in entrepreneurship.
Like six months ago, I wrote down, develop the all right, let's do it mindset in entrepreneurship.
And today I had finished all my work and I was really relieved because I spent a long
time editing.
I spent many hours editing this upcoming video that I'm working on.
And he, or so I, I'm like relieved I'm about a shutdown.
Like I have a shutdown ritual after I'm done work working where I basically go onto my
notebook and write down the task that I'm going to work on tomorrow.
And so I grabbed my pen and started writing down on my notebook, but I saw that I actually
didn't finish all of my work for today.
I still had one more thing and it was to record.
And this story actually happened yesterday, but it also happened today too, because I
didn't even look at my journal or actually I did look at my journal, but I didn't write
down this next task.
And my task was to record.
I was supposed to record a video because like my daily practice a couple of days ago, I
started a new habit where I record a daily story every single day just to get better
at storytelling.
And so I was looking at my journal yesterday and I saw that I had to do this because I
reminded myself and I was like, all right, let's do it.
And I didn't think anything of it at the time, but then during my daily story, like my daily
story work, which I talked about a couple of days ago, it's basically where at the end
of the day I sit down with my journal and come up with a story that happened today.
And I didn't really think anything of it, but then today or last night during my daily
story work, I wrote down in my journal and I was like trying to think like what happened
to it?
What's a good story?
And then after like maybe 10 minutes of sitting there and nothing coming up, I remembered that
I had finished all of my work and I was like relieved.
And then I realized that I had another thing to do and I had a choice to make.
I could have either skipped it and just been like, whatever, no, or I could have actually
done it, mustered up the discipline and actually done it.
And I ended up doing it with little tension.
I kind of just like quieted my mind and then just did it.
There was little tension.
And so I didn't think of anything of it at the moment, but then at nighttime I connected
it to how I developed that, all right, let's do it mindset.
I like I six months later developed the, all right, let's do it mindset.
Six months ago I wrote down in my journal, developed all right, let's do it mindset.
And today or last night I wrote down in my journal, I developed the, all right, let's
do a mindset in entrepreneurship.
So that is huge because it's a huge skill and a huge asset to have for entrepreneurship
because you can't really get things done unless you actually do them.
So that's something that I'm really glad that I've developed.
But like I said, that story happened yesterday, but it also happened today because I didn't
write down a reminder to record the daily practice.
I completely forgot.
And so I shut down all of my stuff.
I completed my shutdown ritual.
I was done with working for the day.
And I actually went upstairs and started cooking lunch, which is like, I like that's what I
do after I finish working.
I cook and eat.
And so I cooked it and I started eating.
I literally was in the middle of eating.
And then the thought popped in my head.
I didn't record today.
I forgot to record.
And so I was like, all right, let's do it.
And so I just put my food on the table.
It's still upstairs right now, half eaten.
And I'm going to go eat it once I'm done with this.
But I put my food up on the table and came down here and turned on my computer again
and started recording.
And that is the story of how I developed the, all right, let's do a mindset.