Louis Massaro made money but stayed miserable until he committed to actual work: therapy, meditation, massages, reading. He argues you have to choose which relationships to fix and which to leave, identify what's blocking you, and stop waiting for happiness to happen.
Do the work and expect the result. Listen, you guys have heard me tell the story, you know, made all the money I thought I would ever make at that point, and was miserable, depressed, suicidal, the whole thing. And I wanted to be happy. So I did the fucking work that it takes, and I expected the result. I didn't wait for someone to come and rescue me. I went to therapy. I got acupuncture. I got massages once a week. I started meditating. I started reading books on happiness, all the stuff. But it's doing the work, right? It's wanting that. If it's like. Because this isn't just business, guys. This is. Where do you want to go? You want to be happy? Let's get clear on where you are now, right? What obstacles are in the way? What strengths do you already have that you can empower? Are you on the verge of a divorce? Do you want a good marriage? What do you need to do to get there? Or is it realizing that it's too late and it's time to call it quits?
