James Laughlin explains why he chose to invest over $10,000 in his personal health, describing a moment of realization that health is foundational to being an effective parent, partner, business owner, and coach. He frames the investment as necessary to be the best version of himself physically and biologically, acknowledging initial emotional hesitation before committing.
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If I don't have my health, I have none of it. I literally have none of it. If I'm unwell or I die, it's all gone. So I thought, no, this is it. And I did have what you said a moment ago. I did have that moment. I'm like, oh, I'm going to be investing in myself. I could be taking that money and giving it to my son, or taking that money and giving it to charity, or I could put that into marketing. Like, just hold up a second. Like, you need to show some love to yourself and be healthy and be actually willing to invest. So there was an emotional bit of like, should I, shouldn't I? But then I was all in. I was like, no, if I want to be the best dad I can be best partner, I can be the best business owner, best coach, best week or whatever it might be. I actually have got to be the best version of myself physically and at a chemical, biological level. So it was a no brainer. Andrew. Well, I'm glad you did. It's been an incredible journey so far. We're certainly not done.