Thank you! Here's My Commitment to You | Justin Stoddart

<p>Episode 200! Oh, my goodness, this is a milestone. You know, it's one very small milestone along a very long road. I had to stop for just a minute and say thank you to some people, and also revisit the purpose of why I do this. So that's what we're gonna talk about today. <br>Number one, I want to thank you, the audience for listening, I wouldn't be nearly as inspired to get up and do this day in and day out if I wasn't getting feedback, if I wasn't getting lots and lots of downloads, if I wasn't seeing response in people, that it was actually moving the needle for people. I would be less inclined to continue to commit myself so deeply to this cause. So thank you for listening. I take your attention very seriously, I realize that there are so many pulls on it. I want to be sure that there's always an extreme ROI on every minute, every second you spend with me, listening to the Think Bigger Real Estate Show. I want there to be a return to where you walk away thinking bigger, living bigger. </p><p>Number two, I want to thank Old Republic Title. And Steve Yeager, who runs the Oregon operation and who have in essence, been a sponsor to the show. They have inspired and empowered me to take this show to another level, and I'm grateful for them and always will be grateful for them. So thank you. What an amazing brand and company I'm just so fortunate to be affiliated with them. They've provided me with the most amazing support.</p><p>And next step I want to talk about why I do this. It's very important to me that when I wake up day in and day out, that I am energetic, about what I'm doing that I'm not oh TGIF I can't wait til the week's over, cause I'm so glad to be done working. No, I actually want to be excited to get up and work on Saturday because I love what I do. And this has allowed me to do that. And here's why; it's because my mission and this show are completely aligned, that is to wake you up to the potential inside of you. You've heard me say this before, the greatest untapped natural resource in