Want a High Quality Life?

I just got out of the city and went up north into the rocky wilderness of the Canadian Shield in central Ontario to visit my family for the holidays.

The environment is a nice change from the concrete jungle.

It’s good to change it up to fuel different energy in your life and ensure it’s of good quality.

The older and more I get as an entrepreneur, the quality of my life is something I continue to value more and more.

If you’re someone who values a good quality life, you need to take inventory of your environment.

This includes your physical environment (where you live).

And who you associate yourself with.

For example,

As a business owner like myself living in Canada, it’s becoming increasingly harder to consider this environment to be beneficial to my overall growth and quality of life longterm.

I’m not going to get into the economics and politics right now, (I prefer keeping my mental bandwidth rid of low frequency political BS),

But long story short, my government is retarded and is ruining this beautiful country. It seems like its by design, it’s truly sad.

Anyways, I’m coming up on my third year of living in the heart of Toronto in my own condo. It’s been a decent environment if you’re a young hustler.

I’m truly grateful for what I have, regardless of the economic downturn.

The positives - I’ve met some other entrepreneurs in my area that are absolute rock stars. I’ve built a solid network of people like myself.

This is adding value to my environment.

On the flip side, I’ve taken inventory of people that don’t bring the energy needed to enter my circle, or I’ve removed people that don’t align with my values.

This might be the hardest part for you, but you really have to consider who you let in your physical environment, because they will affect your mental environment.

Without getting into details, I once ended a relationship with a girl I was dating because the values weren’t aligned, and it took a toll on me mentally.

Once I exited the relationship, the next month I hit $35k/month in my business for the first time.

Best decision I made for myself.

In retrospect, I should’ve left earlier, but I wasn’t strict enough with my values a few years back.

I figured loyalty would be the answer, but if your values aren’t respected, it’s time to go.

It’s not out of a negative way of thinking, it’s out of love because it’s the best for you and the opposite party.

Then, you will have room to grow and attract the right people in your life who fit the mold.

Same goes for friendships, business relationships, and your own family.

There are legitimate studies of the two factors that will dictate the quality of your life is:

1. Who you marry

2. Where you live

Now, I continue to have the right people in my life to build quality relationships, and the mental bandwidth to focus on growth.

You need to do an audit.

If there are people draining you and you’ve at least communicated it to them and things haven’t changed, well, you know what you need to do.

Protect your physical and mental environment.

All that being said, I’m going back to spend time with family in the Great White North.

Side note - I’m taking on a handful of clients that are stuck in the $10k-$50k/month mark and want help scaling to $100k/month with more energy and time freedom.

DM me “Time” on Instagram and lets see if it’s a fit.

No copy and paste courses, or mass Zoom coaching call BS.

It’s 1-on-1 DWY implementation to simplify your growth path to $100k/month.

DM me and lets get you to a very high quality life.

Stay in it,

— Aiden