A lot of people stop investing in themselves after they finish high school or college. They're willing to work 60 hours a week for 10 years to buy a new Tesla and a $450,000 house but be completely unwilling to invest in their physical and mental health. If this strategy worked in the long run, I'd be all in, but it doesn't and often leads to a crisis in midlife. In order to continually be satisfied with our lives as we age, we have to keep investing in ourselves. We need to dedicate time, money, and energy to things that will better us like learning, exercising, eating healthy, sleeping, and coaching.
When was the last time you spend more than $1,000 on something that will increase your value over time?
A lot of people would be more willing to spend $3,000 on a vacation to Las Vegas than $2,000 on an 8-week coaching program that will dramatically change their life.
