You know, at 70 years old, like, what's What's your future look like?

Well, uh, for start, don't let me say I want to give you that quote at the end, and I'll answer that question one second.

But I want to read this to you first.

And this is a guy.

I called him the professor.

He's one of my guys who does my program.

And he says Ellen, any loves the lift weights, too, right?

And his name is J.

J.

And I reached out to him when I, uh, started to do the, uh okay.

Now I need people who do the program to give me their feedback off.

Okay, let's move down.

Screwing up here.

Let me just look here.

Comments.

There is jack comments.

So I wanted to give me him to give me feedback along with these other 15 people I have doing the program.

And he sends me this, uh, the other day I told him, Make sure you do the weight lifting.

All right?

Get your maximum white lips.

Alright.

Get, like know exactly.

He's really strong.

He's like, 300 plus venture.

He's in his forties.

Um, he's not that big.

A guy's like a buck 80 or Buck 90 or something.

So increase moving some weight.

So I said, No, wait 90 days.

Let's see what happens.

He sends me this, he said, I've been lifting weights for five and doing GDP y two days over the last two years or so since Labor Day.

I've done nothing but D d p Y Jack every day.

No way.

I did a midpoint lifting test yesterday on my heavy set.

I lost no wraps on my he said during Kobe.

Uh, my alternative waas lightweights in high reps.

I lost two raps over that time, he said.

On my lighter set, I gained strength and wraps.

And then he says, Massive surprise.

Since I've been lifting Onley air for the last 45 days, that's power.

This'll guy, he'll do.

I'll send you the video.

I want to get your information and your email all that so we can stay in touch.

But if you come into if you come to Atlanta, I want you to come and stay with us for a couple of days and see what we're doing.

You'll really dig it, and I mean stay with us because it's like the best Arab Airbnb on the planet.

Um so where is P going to be in five years?

Well, one of my goals when I went to L.

A was not to be the rock, because my I was much too old.

Envision that.

Plus, there's only one rock.

Uh, my goal was just to be a working actor.

That's all I wanted to be.

You know, something that I could serve.

I could support myself off the acting we're doing in 22 years, and you've got to get that break.

And like I said, that Netflix thing, it might change my life might do nothing, and that's the way it goes.

But I'm going to keep working towards that.

Um, I believe d p y will be, you know, it's not a fad workout.

There's a piece of yoga and yoga's been around here forever, and they've all got different names from Ashtanga.

Uh um yo thio asana.

Uh, there's all sorts of Angara.

There's all sorts of different yoga workouts again.

Mine developer to people who wouldn't be caught dead doing yoga.

And that's the biggest crowd ever.

And my goal at that point will been to be literally be a household name.

And if I, you know, I honestly, God, believe if I died today, it'll get bigger because it's really and it helps people.

Um, I want to be in a position.

I'm not far from it right now where I pretty much do what I want to dio, um you know, financially situated that if the world goes upside down tomorrow, hopefully knock on wood, that doesn't happen.

I'm good.

I have zero debt.

So I'm pretty easy going about all that.

I I wanna I wanna just continue to do what I'm doing.

You know, I love what I dio.

I love the girl that I'm with.

She's amazing.

Uh, she's my better half on so many different levels.

And she's a Yogi.

Uh, she's been teaching that for 12 years, but now she teaches D v p.

Y.

Um, if no man, I'm working my life so much that I really wouldn't change anything.

I just keep doing exactly what I'm doing on, uh, it's gonna make It's gonna make a huge mu gym packed.

So let me let me leave you with for people out there who have heard me talk about, you know, owning it.

And that inner voice, That story you tell yourself I'm going to give you a quote.

Uh, very famous guy said this, but I want to see if you know who it is that said it.

He said the repetitions of affirmations leads to belief.

And once that belief becomes a deep conviction, things begin to happen.

That's not a well known quote at all.

So I would expect you not to know it.

But you have any idea who might have said that?

I don't know.

And I I should know.

But I don't know, though I do believe that.

But I don't know who said it.

You know, it's fascinating because when I read it, I was like, Wow.

And then I saw his name right under it, and I was like, Wow, and then I thought about it, and I went I know his affirmation.

Like I know it.

I know actually what his affirmation wants.

So I'm gonna tell you what is that information Waas.

And you're gonna exactly who actually said it.

Now, when you really think about that, like, what's the odds of that you know that I could that I knew his affirmation was soon as I looked at that quote when I saw his name.

And when I say you're gonna know it and 90% of the people Well, no, it or why, Joe, right now Oh, here's his affirmation.

I am the greatest.

I'm the greatest of all time.

I'm so pretty.

Who is that?

That's your favorite guy, man.

That's Mohammed Ali.

Like you know what's fascinating about that?

How did you know to You know what I mean?

Like, how did you know?

How did all the people are listening?

Of course.

That's Mohammed Ali.

How did you know it?

Think about that Because he said it 10 times.

No, he said it a million of time.

He was saying that when he was a kid it was so burnt into him.

Everybody knew it was his affirmation.

Now, if you can get to that where people know who you are by what you say, that's powerful.

That is super powerful.

Well, I have had an awesome time with you, and, uh, I definitely got to get together and break some gluten free bread and have a gluten free beer.

If you got count, there's a great beer.

They don't pay me to say this.

It's called Dura Dom, and the first place I ever had it was in the U.

K.

I was somewhere in New York and it was just really cool pub that was there.

And I looked on the menu and I saw fish and chips and it said optional gluten free and I looked up in the server.

I go.

Is this rial?

Do you really have gluten free fish and chips?

And she said, Oh yeah, This On Wednesdays, every Wednesday, today's Wednesday I said, Man, I wish you had a gluten free beer was all We got that, too, And they brought me dirty Don, I now did it get by the case from one of the better beard places around here.

And, uh, it is an amazing beer.

You know, I would I would be drinking it if I drank all the beers like I used to.

Why?