They are two conflicting concepts, the science of achievement and the art of fulfillment. Can you have them both or does one sacrifice the other? On this episode Russell talks about the difference between the science of achievement and the art of fulfillment and how they are opposites of each other. Here are some of the fascinating things you will hear in today’s episode: Find out why the science of achievement is the easy part for Russell, but he struggles with the art of fulfillment. Find out what an event horizon is, and how it’s the opposite of routine. And see what project Russell is working on with his wife regarding these things. So listen here to find out how Russell plans on getting the achievement and the fulfillment parts of life. ---Transcript--- What’s up everybody? This is Russell Brunson, welcome back to the Marketing Secrets podcast. I want to share with you some deep thoughts about Russell Brunson today, I hope you enjoy it. With that said, let’s queue up the theme song, and I’ll be right back. Alright so, as you guys know, last week I was at Lake Powell with my family and we had an amazing, relaxing vacation, which is really good. The problem with the entrepreneurial brain, us EPT, entrepreneurial personality types, when we try to relax we can’t and it drives us crazy because we gotta be moving forward with momentum, right. And so while I was in the boat I started thinking about projects and things I want to do, things that are fun, and you know, I know that some of you guys know that I am working on eventually writing my next book, which is going to be the Bootstrap book, telling Clickfunnels story. But the problem is the Clickfunnels story is not done yet, so I don’t know where it’s going to go or how to tell the story. So it’s kind of like this thing that’s in the backburner that I’m going to do someday. It’s not a huge rush, but I’m excited for that. But I was like, I need something fun to be creating. I don’t know, as a creator, I need to create. I’m sure you guys are the same way. And I’m creating this, we have a new 2 Comma Club X coaching program, which I’m creating and was a lot of fun. But I was like, I want something that just, something I can enjoy that’s just fun and light hearted, there’s no deadlines, or things. Just to create to create. So I had an idea for a project. I’m not going to tell you the details, the name or anything, other than it’s going to be the one and only time I ever talk about personal development in any way. I’m a marketing guy, I’m gonna stick with it. But obviously I’ve had access to a lot of people that most people don’t have access to in this world and this lifetime, and I’ve  had a chance to learn from some amazing people. So I wanted to create this thing, and I don’t know what it’s going to be. I don’t know if it’s going to be a real book, if it’s like a book I’m going to be giving away for free as a lead magnet, I have no idea. But I won’t tell you the title. I’ll tell you the subtitle. The subtitle is “The Science of Achievement, The Art of Fulfillment.” If you’ve ever heard Tony Robbins talk, he talks about that a lot of times. There’s two things you gotta master, you gotta master the science of achievement, you know the science of how to achieve anything in life. And then you have to master the art of fulfillment. And it’s funny because he talks about it a lot of times, but I always struggle with that personally because he doesn’t go deep into the whole thing, you know. So I was sitting there at Lake Powell this week, thinking about this. I started thinking about the art and the science, and you know, the science of achievement is a lot of stuff I talk about anyway. You know, here’s the stuff I set up, here’s the things you need to do. You need to do these things in this order and you’ll have success. But the art of fulfillment is something I personally struggle with. I’m such an achiever, I want to achieve this, this, this. And you achieve the thing and you’re l