I'm a fortunate man
I moved out of a big house, into a small townhouse (as a roommate) with my girlfriend and got rid of all of my expenses.
In fact, I deleted many of the businesses I've created from my life, even though they were successful and profitable.
You see..
In order to progress, we need to sometimes take a step back and seriously analyze what's going on. Originally my mindset was that my life was great.. and that's when I started realizing that I wasn't paying enough attention to reality.
By taking such a serious step back, I began to really understand who I was.
And that all boiled down to...
I'm a romantic.
And I wasn't giving enough time to the person I loved.
Instead I was working furiously and investing into my business.. so heavily that even though I worked from home, I wasn't really "there".
Now, only 6 months later, my entire life has changed for the better.
We still live in the townhouse but are never there, we go out together a lot, enjoy the life we have and have plans to get a small townhouse of our own in the next 2 months while also looking towards getting an RV/camper van.
I also decided to get an office about 1 mile away from the house, that way I limit myself to the amount of work I can do.
I found that by going away from the 16 hour schedule and turning it into a 3 - 5 hour schedule, I'm WAY more productive. That's because instead of goofing off here and there, I'm only able to focus on the tasks I need to get completed that day.
The rest of the day...
Is bliss

I challenge you to change your life, to do better, to analyze your surroundings and ultimately become a better person.. trust me it's worth it.
P.S. I also had a kidney stone.. that helped me change A LOT.
I help young adults who are struggling physically, spiritually, emotionally, financially and relationally to take steps today to see results in a matter of weeks without having to go through the pain of buying thousands of books, courses and counseling sessions.
http://www.brianramdhan.com
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