Have you ever stopped to think about how to measure the quality of your life? I mean, truly stopped to think about how to measure the quality of your life. And I'm willing to bet that much of what you're measuring right now is not conscious or intentional. That's relatively easily to measure things like your net worth your physical appearance, how you feel about it, your career trajectory, but none of these measurements include the most important thing, how you feel. Here's an important reminder. Everything you ever do is because you are in search of a feeling. I want to say that again, everything you ever do is because you are in search of a feeling, whether you know it consciously or not, you want a million dollars. Chances are you're searching for the feeling of freedom. You want to start your own business. Perhaps you're seeking the feeling of control and autonomy in your life. You want to lose 30 pounds. Maybe you want the feeling of confidence in your own body. But when you lose sight of the fact that you're always in search of a feeling you can easily drift into action as responsibilities and obligations that often lead you to the exact opposite feelings that you're seeking. Instead. Have you ever thought about measuring how many days you feel lit up by your own life versus just living the grind or going through the motions? Have you ever thought about measuring? How many times a day laugh, smile and feel joy versus is stressed and anxious. Have you ever thought about measuring how often you feel a sense of meaning and fulfillment and momentum building in your life versus being perpetually busy and overwhelmed. If you're not measuring the feelings that matter most to you, it is possible to live the quality of life that you desire. And that's why today I interview my good friend and digital marketing genius. George Bryant, who spent most of his life as he puts it operating with a broken measuring stick. Now, George is one hyper impressive dude. Just listen to this list of achievements. He's racked up all before the age of 40 mind. You. He's been the New York times bestselling coauthor of the book, the paleo kitchen. He's had the number one health app in Apple's app store for the entire year of 2015. He's accumulated a followership of over a million followers on Facebook. He's been the former world record holder for box jump height. He's been the highest paid digital marketer in the world. Consulting with NBA teams, Reebok Adidas, men's health and vital proteins. He was even called the Neo of marketing by former on its CEO and New York times bestselling author, Aubrey Marcus, pretty impressive. But what you'll hear from George in today's interview is all of these accolades were empty joyless and nearly destroyed his marriage with two kids. You see, he chased those achievements because he thought those external accomplishments would bring him a sense of acceptance and worthiness. And instead he nearly burned down his life and his marriage in the process. Today George lives, his life guided by a very different measuring stick, one of his own design and the details of which you'll hear in today's episode, but include feeling a sense of inner peace and contentment, knowing how to honor his own personal wellbeing and being a present powerful and committed husband and father a great man knows how to measure his own life And then he builds his life around it.   George brother. It is almost impossible to know where to begin a conversation with you because I wrote down a list of potential entry points for us to begin. This list describes parts of who you are. You're a New York times bestselling author. You've been the highest paid digital marketer in the world You've tied the world record for box jumping. You're a military veteran, a Marine. You had the number one health app on Apple's platform in the year 2015. You are a sexual abuse survivor. You've battled with bulemia and you've battled with suicidal thoughts as well. If this