Welcome to another episode of Monday minutes where we kick start your week and less than five minutes, sometimes five and a half for six. Cause you know, I love to talk, but the only rule is you better put it into practice, listen, align and launch, go put it in. If you get it and you lose it this week, come back and listen to it again, set your focus, set your direction, and keep going.And so today we're going to talk about the entrepreneurial trap. The entrepreneurial trap is moving the finish line. You see when it comes to being a successful human it's about knowing where we were. Where we want to go. And then periodically checking in along that journey to make sure that we're on the right path and also to see what distance we covered.Think about when you go for a run. Think about the longest distance you've ever run before at the beginning, you're like, okay, I'm going to run 10 miles and you might be excited, but there's a part of that. Run that in the beginning. You're like, okay, I can't believe I have nine more.  Or if you're like me on the treadmill, you have to cover it with a towel because you look.Down the entire time. And you're like, is it over? Is it over? Is it over? And then you get to a point where you pick up the towel and you've hit that tipping point where you're like, Oh my God, I can keep going. I can keep going. You hit that point because you look back and you see what you've already accomplished. And then you have the finish line in sight. So, no matter what you do, you can measure your progress, getting there, but entrepreneurs, especially entrepreneurs that are addicted to dopamine, myself included love to move the finish line. We'll say we're going to write an email sequence and then we'll start writing it. And before we complete it, we will add five to 10 things to it. Oh, it's not good enough. We need to change this. I need to do it differently. IE we moved the finish line and then we'll add those new parts and then we'll add a week or two to it. We'll stress ourselves out. We'll burn the candle at both ends.And then we'll look at it critically and be like, Nope, it's still not good enough. And then we do it again. And all we're really doing is denying our greatness and accepting our mediocrity. We continually move the finish line. So in order to be successful in order to progress, We have to be able to publish and then iterate.We have to be able to put things into practice and then make adjustments. We need to be able to chart our course, keep this nautical. And then as we notice where we're going or not going make micro-adjustments to make it to our destination. But if you never start sailing, or if you never start running, or if you never put anything into practice, you can't make the adjustments and you can't progress forward.So you have to stop moving the starting line and the finish line. And I think this is about the finish line. I lost my brain for a minute. It's about the finished line I was on a roll too. Like it all tied. So whether so well, but it's the same thing. It stopped moving the finish line. And so we can do that in many different areas.Think about it with fitness. Think about it with food. Think about it with mindset. Think about it with sleep. This is my favorite one. We know we need to sleep well to be able to go the next day. And then the moment, the time comes. When it's bedtime, we'll come up with 10 excuses as to why we shouldn't do it. I'll stay on my phone. I'm just going to do this one email. I'm just going to edit this one video. I'm just going to respond to this one thing. I'm just going to send this one message. And then before we know it, we're 45 minutes an hour later, and now we're sacrificing our next day because we didn't keep that finish line. We moved it and we moved it.  And so as an entrepreneur, as a human being. Our job is to have tight containers and non-negotiables that us up to win. And here's a secret being a successful business owner, a successful h