Here's your Thursday reminder: be a steward of your success, not addicted to it! #BookThinkers

When you say that you're not addicted to it, but you're a steward of it, what does that mean? Can you tell everybody a little bit more about what you mean by that? When I was growing up, I understood that I was not quite— I was fast, but I wasn't the fastest. I was smart. I wasn't the smartest. Now you fast forward into where I am today. So financially, when I started my business, a lot of people are really anxious. And I don't care what your dreams and desires are, if you don't have money, you're not going to make it. Well, now I truly believe God's blessed me with this, this this opportunity to go, okay, I'm gonna be okay. And now I'm at this point where you go, okay, you know, you're gonna be alright. So now you have a choice, you either start compounding for the greater good, or you start to dance with the devil, and it starts to compound for, for the negative. And so there's a fine line between being brutally addicted to something, and then also realizing you are continuously compounding your success, and you're being a steward of what you've been blessed with. And that is very difficult to walk. And so that's what I mean by that. I was talking to one of