The Unconventional Road to Success: My Journey with 'Mylife'

As we navigate life, it's natural for our perspectives and priorities to shift in response to changing market conditions and personal circumstances. For me, this has meant adjusting my definition of success and embracing a more unconventional approach to achieving it.

At 79 years old, I'm still going strong, and my time horizon for 'big success' has expanded significantly. In fact, I've recently started counting certain activities that were previously considered 'wasted time' towards my research and development efforts. This includes staring off into space, quietly weeping with the office door closed (yes, you read that right!), and even enjoying a 22-ounce, bone-in rib steak at Smith & Wollensky after a post-workout lunch.

These pro forma results paint a more accurate picture of my health than traditional measures would suggest. While I may have had my share of setbacks, including 62 consecutive quarters of above-plan intake of assorted spirits, tobacco, and other substances, I've recently turned the corner and am now seeing a 15% improvement in my health on an annualized basis.

My newfound dedication to regular gym attendance has been instrumental in this turnaround, and I'm confident that this trend will continue to have a material impact on my overall well-being. In fact, I'm having an outstanding year on a pro forma basis, despite the occasional indulgence at the racetrack or oyster bar.

So, what does this mean for my journey with 'mylife'? Simply put, it's all about embracing an unconventional approach to success and focusing on what truly matters – my health, happiness, and continued growth. By doing so, I've been able to recategorize certain activities and expenses, and my results reflect a more accurate picture of my progress.

In the end, my story serves as a reminder that life is full of unexpected twists and turns, but with the right mindset and approach, we can all find success on our own terms.

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