My College Football Week 3 PREDICTIONS

How to start a new habit, the power of responsibility, and prioritizing the long term.

This is James Clear.

When choosing a new habit, many people seem to ask themselves, what can I do on my best days? The trick is to ask, what can I stick to even on my worst days? Start small.

Master the art of showing up.

Scale up when you have the time, energy, and interest.

Easier said than done.

Basically, you're looking for what's the most sustainable.

I might be able to do a lot of things one day, but if I'm going to commit to something, what can I do every day? What kind of systems can I set up to make whatever endeavor it is I'm trying to pursue as sustainable as humanly possible possible? Concentration produces wealth, diversification protects wealth, okay.

Life rarely changes in a positive way without an increase in responsibility.

This is true in many areas.

Taking ownership of your health, committing to a relationship, starting a business, etc.

Whatever it is, if you'd want the trajectory to change, the amount of responsibility usually has to change.

We'll go over to Farnham Street here, Brain Food, and then we'll get into the meat and taters.

We'll talk about some day of college football.

Got some good juice here today, though.

Got some good juice.

Let's see.

Unfair advantages are found in the things that anyone could do, but very few choose to do.

A lot of shit's simple.

It just ain't easy.

Everybody wants easy peasy.

The vast majority do at least.

That's what you would call NPCs.

And you need NPCs in society.

You really do.