snake on a plate

A few days ago, I ate a rattlesnake. I had it for dinner in Sedona after speaking at BK LIVE. It seemed like the right thing to do— you know, the whole “when in Rome” thing. Although its taste wasn’t too impressive (6/10), there is something else very impressive about these creatures that you need to know. It just may change the course of your day… and life. Rattlesnakes shed their skin up to four times per year during a process called ecdysis. They ditch their old skin because it no longer fits them. It becomes constricting, worn, and a home for parasites. For their growth and health, shedding is critical. So on this Thursday, I ask you, Few Will Hunt: When is the last time that YOU shed your skin? Are you walking around in skin— a self— that you know you’ve outgrown? Can you feel it constricting you and calling you to break free? Maybe it’s a habit that you need to shed. Maybe it’s a mindset of lack or limitation. Maybe it’s a social circle that doesn’t serve you. Whichever it is, know that the only way to grow into your 2.0 self is to shed your 1.0 self. There is no way around this. It is natural law. It will certainly be an uncomfortable process, maybe even painful at times… but I can guarantee it will not be as painful as staying the same. Today, choose growth. Shed what no longer serves you. Leave your 1.0 self behind, and don’t look back. We aren’t here forever. Free yourself and move forward now. Joey P.S. Please do me a favor and click here if my e-mail added value to you today. Doing so will also ensure you hear about our “electric” drop tomorrow. For Your Gear Buy 2, Get 1 Free (code: FREETEE or FREERASHGUARD) New Releases Favorites of The Few (Tees) Favorites of The Few (Rash Guards) For Your Growth Grow with The Few in FWH RISE Read The Rules of The Few Watch The FWH Show Wrote with heart, hands, and hard work at FWH HQ | 4500 Worth St. Philadelphia, PA 19124 Snooze me for 30 days |