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When I was ten years old, I started spending summers with my grandparents. They owned a sixty-acre recreational campground in Lima, Ohio, that my grandfather Howard operated. It was an outdoor adventurer’s paradise. An assortment of waterslides, diving boards, and rafts accessorized a big lake. The property also boasted an outdoor basketball court, tennis courts, putter golf, and almost fifty RV and tent campsites. While my grandfather Howard helped coordinate guests on family trips or retreats or reunions, I disappeared to catch frogs in the woods, cruise the property on a golf cart, and refine my cannonball technique in the lake. My first summer at Winona Lake Water Park and Campground, my grandparents allowed me to run wild—and boy, did I. But after a couple of weeks, my grandfather wanted to see me grow and take on some responsibility. So he sat me down one day, put his sun-weathered hand on my shoulder, and said, “Josh, I love you so much, and I love that you’re having so much fun. I also wanted you to know that I could really use your help around here. It takes a lot of work to run a place like this.” That day, he taught me how to mow the grass and clean up at the campsites. Over time, he gave me additional responsibilities, and I really felt like I was contributing to the success of this magical place he’d created. As I think about this impactful season today, I realize that my grandfather Howard was the first person who taught me how to think this, not that. Through his loving and challenging words, I learned the importance of not just having fun and being happy but also serving others and working hard to build and maintain something meaningful. Our mindset is the ultimate catalyst for change; it’s what propels us forward. It’s also what can hold us back. I carried this lesson with me when I became a physician. As a functional medicine practitioner, I observed the incredible power of mindset in my patients’ lives. While I firmly believe in the healing potential of food as medicine, I discovered that nothing could match the transformative impact of mindset medicine. Not only did I teach my patients to “eat this, not that,” but I also helped them understand the transforming power of the mind in how to “think this, not that.” The results were outstanding. The patients who were committed to my plan of care and exhibited an all-in, positive, and hopeful mindset reversed disease, lost weight, had more energy, and slept better than they ever had. The patients who were stuck in limiting beliefs remained stuck. When I transitioned into the entrepreneurial space and built multiple multimillion-dollar businesses, I noticed that when team members pursued their goals while anchored in the right mindset, they became more effective and experienced significant growth. As my employees’ mindsets strengthened, so did the business. The relationship between mindset and a “masterpiece life” is clear: right thinking is a path to purpose and awakening your potential.