Finding Motivation in Career Lows

So thank god Hashem, you're at a place now where you're doing pretty well. Um I guess you broke into the mortgage world to say it to put it mildly. Just a little. >> [laughter] >> Like do you still have like peaks and valleys in your career or just in your drive, your grit? For sure. Yeah, absolutely. I think, you know, as you become more successful, even if you've built something that, you know, has a stream of income and you're doing well, I think, you know, we everybody has lulls or everybody you know, oftentimes I'll speak for myself. Like I feel like maybe it should be coming a little bit easier. And sometimes when it comes to easy, which is funny, like you feel like you're not working hard enough. So to me that always comes back to like at the end of the day, we have to put our inputs in. And the inputs are effort, our energy and our motivation to be successful whatever it is that we do. But at the end of the day, Hashem has to decide that those efforts are going to be met with success. And I always like to use the analogy of rain in a field, right? Like as a farmer, you can plant and sow and till and all those farmer words that I don't know that well, but you can do all those things, but if it doesn't rain, which is the one uncontrollable, then nothing happens.