Transcript
A (0:00)
The high blood pressure is not a coefficient with the life, but for some of us, for me, because of the way. So the difference I would have made is I would have been more at ease. So I lived the life. I lived a lot of fear of failure. So that fear puts a lot of emotional pressure on me. Yeah. So if I was going to go back to 19, which, what I'm doing now, I would have said, don't worry, just do it. You don't have to be pressured while doing it.
B (0:29)
Because if you knew.
A (0:30)
Yes.
B (0:30)
That your life was still going to turn out this way, would you have worked as hard as you did?
A (0:34)
I mean, two things. I worked about 40% harder than I needed. Yes. So. But my life wouldn't have turned out the way it has if there was no. If the seeds of the hard work were not there. I just overdid it. There's a. There's a place in the book of proverbs, do not overwork yourself for money for your six Cs. So I said to myself, what I did was the work. Part of what I did was, yes, I would do that again. The overwork is the one I would not do today.
B (1:01)
I have seen you in very recent times. You look amazing, by the way.
A (1:07)
Thank you.
B (1:08)
And you know, I have an image to show you.
A (1:10)
Okay.
B (1:11)
Because we are speaking about, you know, being able to really measure how much work you're supposed to do. And we're going to lead on to speaking a bit more about business. But I really want you to connect the dots when you talk about somebody that's working very hard because you had other comorbidities. Right. You had other things you were battling with at the time. But just have a look at this image and tell me at the time how your life was at that time.
A (1:35)
Yeah, dear Lord. Yeah, yeah, my lord. Yeah. When I saw it, I started looking.
B (1:54)
At recent images and videos. I'm like, yes, now I'm creating a connection.
A (1:58)
Connection, yes.
B (2:00)
That there's been a bit of neglect on aspect of you.
A (2:04)
