
997. "Find Out Who's The Best And Outwork Them."
About this episode
If there ever was a “hack” to success, this is it.
From Jay Glazer’s first pillar of an Unbreakable Mindset:
Find out who the best is… and do more than them.
That’s it.
Life isn’t complicated.
It’s simple.
Not easy—but simple.
In this episode, I break down what that really means:
• Why most people stay stuck (even with unlimited access to greatness).
• The one question you have to answer before anything changes.
• How legends like Tony Gonzalez, Kobe Bryant, and others separate themselves.
• And why time is both your greatest advantage—and your biggest excuse.
You don’t need more information.
You need a decision.
If you want the straightest path forward—this is it.
Find the best.
Outwork them.
Let’s get it!
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