Jason Fladlien closes by arguing that gratitude isn't optional but a universal principle that elevates performance. He shares a personal story from Tahoe about how overwhelming appreciation for the present moment unlocked greater results, and says operating in this high-frequency mindset benefits both you and those around you.
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I got to keep that feeling as front and center as much as possible. If you open this world up and you are grateful for everything in it, that will ultimately give you more success than any other area of your life. I was walking on— we were in Tahoe the other day. I just got this feeling of overwhelming gratitude. I'm like, we live in the most wondrous time in history. I was so overwhelmed with gratitude for the opportunity to have an exploration on where's this going to take me? And I'm like, I got to keep that feeling as front and center as much as possible because when I operate in that frequency, that's when I'm at my best. And I don't think it's just a a Gladlin thing. I think it is a universal thing. If we can tap into all of the greatness that's around us and just bask in it, I think from us comes more greatness. And that's what I would love to leave everyone with.