Relationships & Mindset - The document emphasizes the importance of relationships in various aspects of life, including work, self-help, and spirituality [1] - The document introduces the concept of "owner don't rent," advocating for an owner's mindset in relationships [1] - The document suggests approaching relationships with the intention of longevity and commitment [2] - The document contrasts the "owner's mentality" with a "renter's mentality," highlighting the potential for maximizing the relationship's potential with the former [2][3] - The document implies that a "renter's mentality" may lead to a lack of commitment and reduced effort in relationships [3]

It has become important in relationships. It has become important in work. It has become important in self-help. It has become important for my own spirituality. It's become important for me as a father, as a husband.Relationship wise, don't have asset. What's that's turned into me is another theory I have and I call it own don't rent. Going with an owner's mindset into relationships.Most relationships that we make, hire an assistant or girlfriend, boyfriend, most of them don't last the whole life. But I be ...