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Robin Sharma in that house? Robin can assume man a man? you see, I am so grateful you here. You came on the show a few times, but the first time you came on you were you mom during a period of my life, where I needed to go through a spiritual purge and you came out, I was The most vulnerable raw Rhine, financial, like you were here what's goin on here, is struggling with UK no MASH mine spoke as well, and I was I was in it. I was in these stress the overwhelm the purging process going through a relation break, upon always different things and we're just talking about how you phenomena much more peaceful place. I'm curious for you one has been the time in your life where you need to go through a being spiritual purge and what worthy the lesson learned on how to get through that is a brilliant question. First, I am really happy for the place that Europe and yet the place that you were. You once were had great man,

Do it ass, well, ass the day for the ego is a great day for the soul, and I think you know we are closest to our greatest power when we are on our knees and if you look at the Mandela's and the mother traces, the book is the everyday here, a manifesto. Those are the celebrated heroes. But if you look at the girl once they have one thing in common, they suffered more than most people so suffering in a collegial gibran in his wonderful book, the prophet Louis, he said your joy is simply your suffering unmasked right on my last, so your joy, Flows from your pain, great this really flows from r r d action who we are and so on, happy to see you so peaceful and you're, so clear just radiating this great vibe. I wish everyone could could feel it, and yet the

swear you were is isn't I I would respectfully suggest not to be discounted. It's ok to not to be Kay and is the times in the valley of darkness. That teaches the great virtues that make us here: Oh it absolutely! No! It's our suffering that teaches us how strongly orator pain that teaches us our true power, iter difficulties that birth, our creativity, its way It's the tragedies that give us wisdom and teach us love. So enjoy your time in the sands and more valleys of darkness year. Exactly you know, it's interesting I'm sure you're the same way whenever someone has gone through a lot of pain or challenges are suffering or events. Cardinal life. That seems overwhelming life. If they looked back. Ten, twenty years lip later, this ten twenty years has passed a lot of people say they want to change.

that darkness. I know for me, I wouldn't have changed all the things that happened in my life, because I dont think how we care is deeply about human beings, as I do, I wouldn't want to serve and create something to help others I'd, probably just more enemies I no like. What can I make for me? What can I gain for myself as opposed to? How can I create serve When you were back on the most painful valleys of your life. Do you wish you can change them? Absolutely, not it! It's your question. I get asked a lot with do you have any regrets and of course not it's it's. What look back at my life. I see it almost as a set of invisible hand, creating a magical, orchestration life, life, school, perfect, frankly designed to carry me kicking and screaming into the human being. Destiny wants me to be a very to the everyday you're a manifesto. It's it's part playbook for exponential productivity item

the seven threats to world class. I sure a lot of the methodology of Sherwood Billionaire Sport, superstars an empire, acres and, having said that, the it is also a call to arms on being a spiritual heavyweight right, because, what's the point of being taught them the losing your soul. In the process and what I want to bring to as many people as possible, as you can view reproductive you, can be an empire maker and dominate your domain. You can materialise your primal genius and at the same time, can be so loving people and you can care about the earth. You can care about service. You care about becoming the person. your power wants you to be, and if you can marry those two universes, then I think you ve done it. You ve done your job and so my difficulties are gone through. A lot

them there's on chapter roughly out, I mentioned before on that time. Ten years of my Private journals, worst worst were, were vanished and was I'm a daily journal or, and I've been doing so for twenty going on twenty two years: my head in those journals, my dreams, my hopes, the times that I was heartbroken, I wrote about my difficulties. My weakness is my fears, about my travels, I wrote about my learning. I wrote about my struggles. Everything was in those journals because, That's what journals are for. and one Sunday Friday. I went into the cupboard and they were all gone missing well, you know I'm gonna, I'm going to protect the unpleasant

because we all do our best based on the place that right and I'm not going to judge and theirs. I have no, I have absolutely no bitterness or anything because it turned me again was a platform for possibility, because that taught me one of the most powerful lessons I think a human being can learn, which is the ability to let go Ok, so what someone system, when my fervent movies is during me render movie and in it as you know, look inside every person's life and what you see is the movies called till the messenger, and he said side anyone's life. And what do you see a three ring circus, and so what are they gonna? Do they look inside my journals, a man who is dreams and unethical?

this means and aspirations and wants to live beautifully uneasy. They see a man whose flawed and scared sometimes and has things to work through in and has struggles like anyone. It just makes me human. What's the biggest, fearing security you have about what people might know about you from from those journals or what my people might know about your now appearing to carry that if people knew they were made. I'm not really want to know this. I mean just how much pizza and chocolate I know I would a third there's there. Another thing I write about in the book, which is the whole idea about being good enough well, we all have our own struggles based on our own ancient wounds. One of my course aims that I've been working on for many years is just not feeling imposture syndrome, but its interests not feeling

good enough like no matter what I achieved. What's the next mountain talent, and we felt that probably since I was a little kid, the onus it serves me well enough, fourth than men- because you just keep on pushing- and I think if you look at the great ones, Jordan and the co bees and the Mohammed Alleys and the Bobby fish. In the end he Lamar's and the mandate. As I mean there, I think they all share a similar wound. I think what can be a curse can also be a blessing, but for me just because you've asked just that feeling like no matter how many books are right, no matter what I do what's the next mountaintop and that can lead a very happy content person, but it can lead to to a frustration. I mean twenty million copies sold of your books. How many books do you need to sell

I hear enough Ass James Patterson, Impala quite low and non Joe. You know it's an that's where and what I ve learned. How can you know I'm asking this question for you, but also for everyone- businesslike, okay, Ivan people have ridden one block that they been trying to do. If they haven't done a fraction of what you created, how can they feel enough if you can't feel it I think part of our neurobiology is progress. I guess so. I think you know when you, when you look at the healers emotional pundits there. A heel, the wound and eyes I understand there is. There is a very power tool in the everyday here, a manifesto that serve me dramatically, as well as my eye level, client Toby after a tool, and it allows you to move through micro and macro trauma, invest profound ways how to use it if it takes a while to clean, but basically you go into the body. You get very very present, you look, let's say:

situation where you get activated you get jealous or you don't feel enough. Your triggered your triggered are activated and literally go in the body, and Africa is a fine. The awareness co located the boy where's the pain, whereas the tightening the attention it did is because what I mean it sucks long conversation, but we taught in our society, not to feel so. What do we do? We become machines and that's why we heard our brothers and sisters and that's why we had come selfish verses, giving to the world. we become machine, so we live in our minds would get disconnected from our hearts when we are disconnected from art, we are disconnected from our are truth. This is creativity, our trust he rode productivity are truth. Is decency. Our truth is to serve the world. When I was growing up, my dad set Robin when you, when you are You cried while the world rejoiced, he said, Son live your life, and so The way that when you die the world cries while you rejoice, this is all our truth.

The micro macro trauma that we pick up and then swallow we develop But I call on the book a field of hurt and I think is really powerful, because we all read books on productivity elite performance, we all want to be less distracted, but I think the missing links to personal mastery is not in the head. It's not a new technique. It's doing the emotional healing that room leases the blockages the build intimacy with whom we truly are. And, as you do that, through the offer to only other tools that I talk about each day, the pay off now and it's that There there's a metaphor. I start off the everyday here. A manifesto within its and actually saw this monument, but I was in Thailand and an ice. I heard about this golden Buddha. And a long story short there was this incredible priceless golden body, incredibly towering and the monk

What did the nationals of the country love that when they heard the we're gonna be these warriors. And so they had to protect their national monument and their treasure. So one monk had to plan and said: let's cover owed layer upon layer upon layer of soil. So they said that sounds good and they did it eventually the invaders came in and they walked right by. Many years later, someone was passing by saw a glimmer of gold shining out from this mountain of mind and he started digging and he started moving through the layers and every time you move felt through the layers? more and more and more gold. The began to shine not a very excited. He brought his friends together moving through the layers and layers and layers of golden Buddha- Until eventually there was this magnificent monument that was gasp worthy and I cannot think of a more honest,

metaphor for us as human beings. In a way we are born into genius, but many of us get resigned and apathy and mediocrity these layers of doubt disbelief, here, the programming there. We are taught eight, these layers over our goal, but this work, whether the offer well there's meditation weathers prayer, whether it's, what the sweat lodge, whether to acupuncture, where those whatever it is, as these, these modalities allow us to move through the layers. If the teacher is right in the discipline is good, are we reclaim the golden water, which is really what the everyday heroes about we all can the heroic we just, now to get there and then we're not willing to pay the price to stay with the programme. What's the biggest thing that gives us in the way of getting to our heroic adventure, is it fear, doubt insecurity? Shame pain, hurt what is it self forgetfulness, whereas I mean what

means is from the moment we are born. The world does a con job on our greatest self are, early caregivers well intentioned, as they are start messaging there programming, their scarcity, their belief system onto us. We also pick up this micro and macro trauma yearn Grey five, you don't get invited to best friends, majority number for you. Remember it very suddenly, your singing loudly in biology class or whatever and someone says you sound terrible. You carry that wound for a lifetime. You say I want to be a billion or an astronaut move would make gravel and change the world mommy and daddy or teach your best friend, and they laugh at you and they laugh at you for the next three weeks in the story gets. Sarah about your unreserve ability, and here thing that any great psychologist will tell you daily behaviour, is always matching your deepest beliefs. It.

Was it is our story, arson, worried that we can be in the NBA our story. That will obviously need certain physical attributes, but your story that you can build a start story that you can't change the world. Your story that you can't find love because your daily behavior, if you don't think you can find love you're, not going to ask the person up for a day, much Ryan. If you don't think you at the start up there will be the next billion dollar or trillion dollar unicorn you're, not gonna, pick up the first book and so I think what it is its we forget who we are and then we buy into a story that was talked to us and then we keep Her sing the story into actually emotionally physically and spiritually daily until it, rates of brainwashing in her washing, and we hypnotize ourselves against us for

truly are, and then we walk out in the world and we see the Mandela leather traces, the Rosa Parks, as are the kind people on the street or the start up. Entrepreneurs are the great artist or the amazing bakers, and we say, but they are not cut from a cloth that I can wear and then we resign ourselves to average self forgetfulness forgetting who we are and the stories we tell ourselves, or are you saying deserved, like the behaviour of the daily behaviors are what precisely round that deserve it our daily behaviors reflect our deepest believe so hard income in impact there are always aligned with our self identity. Our income and impact are lined with identity. Can share more on that Is it the second her story so,

you dont, if you don't believe you are deserving than you won't find great love. If you don't believe that you have been informed, used with talent and power because you ve been put down all your life Then you have a self identity of apathy and victimhood. I think a through line through the everyday. Your manifesto is you walk out in the world every day you have a choice you can subscribe to being a victim or you can subscribe to being a year. You got a whole chapter on that victim, the hero Leap Abso. how to someone go from that leap maybe they ve been stuck or they ve been kind of just going by far the rules or just doing what they think they're supposed to do. They bring forgetting it where they are and they're not either the career or the love with a healthy. They truly want. How do they go from the victim to the hero league Well, I mean they're, so many ideas in theirs, so many modality

that I share in the back? If you were to ask me where do you start? You trust your instinct and you start with move. I know that sound simple and I'm trying to be it so honest and end of service people always asked me. Where do I start? Well, you start You stop asking used, and I know you didn't ask this question: what did you stop asking? How people have start, and you take the first out loud to said the jerked, the thousand mile journey, because when the single step its I'm a fear that say how do I start it giving way your power, you trust your instinct verses. needing someone to tell you what to do and you re First bottom, you ve read that first book you take that first step. You make that first phone call you get that first mentor. You take that first jog you by that. First journal, you asked that first person out on a date, so I think I think that's where we're the

Where we begin in terms of tactics, I would say language, there's a chaplain booked copies. stop, calling your genius as hiv- and we in a world right now, it's like Louis. You didn't amazing. Podcast amazing interview. Your friend probably say you murdered it. You you have. Oh yeah, see you got you. Ve got sick kids. Sick that looks not sure, looks dope. Oh, you did great your your work. Is you're doing great S HIV any just look at it. So many of us, we The language of victims speak verses, leader talk and our work, Its programme are self identity, vicious one way to do it, but it's like start cleaning up your vocabulary. Words have incredibly pop incredible power. You look at the great leaders. These people did it through the power of words

and so the words we used to ourselves our signals about possibility clean up the vo wouldn't call my work as HIV like each year you're, doing great as HIV, and this is my crafted. It's true I am so I think words are very, very powerful. I think you Teams are that's how you while you morning retainer, please priestly ritual your daily workflow, me you're, someone who wants to eat healthy, but you don't always have a ton of time and that's what makes sure so convenient fuel human fuel price, all the carbs protein fibres and twenty seven essential vitamins and minerals you need, and everything is plant based. Fuel powder comes in all the classic flavors like vanilla, chocolate, salty caramel and more just mix it with water in the free, shaker you'll, get with your first order and your good to go. There's also a pre mixed ready to drink option to help you save even

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Diet working in light filled workspaces two places that make you feel alive, reading books that left you up versus Terry down following people who inspire you just a few things just a few blocks, I think the languages I have one- and I won't talk about because I'm a bully words have an energy. They were frequency when they, when we see down. When we hear them when we're consuming them in them all the time they have an energy in what we say about ourselves ever we say after I am- is a very powerful message of frequency that were confirming or or relying out into the world and so using the proper language as possible. I don't think I'm there yet I think come you know eighty five percent there. You know, I think, there's a lot of things that I can still clean up with my language, which good reminder for me- and I think the end in the austrian adds that language that, but you ve or maybe even have that the cleanest language before you have.

called the victim language, and now you have more leadership language. Well, there there's a story in the book about, I was giving a presentation in Spain to a large media company in the gentleman whose drive me back to the airport was wonderful, so we started talking about incredible. Spanish flu pan compromise day. End hello, Sarah unknown and made a good lawyer exactly and then I said, your dream, and he said all I want to move to Canada, no it's impossible and then this they. So I know it's any repeated it probably ten times and so I would say, cleaning out that victim speak that your your? Your language reveals the way you see yourself and he had. He had sold himself a bill of goods that moving It was impossible to get rid of the can't know. People who say can't and people make excuses

dear excuses are nothing more than the lies. Your fears have sold you and your pick your excuses. Long enough, like I can't do this and I'm too busy do this will be a better time for this item, not the kind of person. Anakin join the five. The fine I am clobber can build a business or build an amazing life. Then we do we do hypnotized, self into believing our excuses are real? What shall we hypnotizing ourselves and instead of this well our hero with whom we should be here. Here's a really powerful psychological principle. It's easier to behave yourself into a new way of thinking than think yourself into a new way of acting some act first and then your strive for better believe it, as opposed to think. I believe- and I start acting

practice being spectacular long enough that unspectacular unspent. Larry Has no ability to enter your orbit right, I mean how do you elders? How did the great athletes Congrat great. You know this you're not branda to nonsense. Speeches practising nonstop on the the behavior researchers call it automatically ray you, cracked. People were. How do I get discipline? Discipline is a muscle you are unjust, someone's undisciplined and then you get out of the bag, and you get up earlier. You make your bed or you do twenty five pushups or whatever, do it and you do it and you do him through the power of neural plasticity, the malleability of the human brain almost like a metaphors for anyone. to make a change. Who says I can't do it? Well, your can do It is the reason why you're not doing, because the can do with it. week, herself verses, you're heroic self. So

It's almost like a metaphor. You wake up in the morning when you want to do something but say to be better, perform more focus better. former, because an addiction and destruction is the death of your creative production, almost like a wide open mountain meadow and the first time you I just turning off your phone and practices I call on the everyday you're a manifesto, the five great hours rural forget working more than five great hours a day I've sweaty intense hour or so they want to practice. It sounds like you're walking. The mountain meadow and its of pure mountain man. He do it after two weeks now, the meadow becomes a trail, because you practice the trail becomes a road and keep on practising it and eventually the road becomes a highway, and if you keep on price the highway becomes a superhighway, and then the neurobiology got the circuit and around. It is my starts to form a thirty two, The problem I win in some

People believe some neuroscientist bleeding myelin is the secret of genes. That's why weighing Gretzky could send the pact to where it was going verses. Where was that's, why Steve jobs could see around corners and he was the favourite wherever preshent he could see where Thing was gone before anyone else. Can it's not because these people are cut from a different cloth. It's because they run different protocols, think different parts and they do different things and what I'd say to wrap up is to have not only five percent of the population, has we gotta be willing to be brave enough and face well enough to do it. Only when ninety five percent of the population are unwilling to do what are they were unwilling to do what you say: the three habits, their unwillingness, most the population, I'm not judging, because I'm on my path to whose out this is just what you asked me a question, I would say to me It souls have forgotten.

that what makes us human is growing every day and so. The victims, love, entertainment leaders and heroes, love education. entered the billionaires and the players, they don't show me the big tv after dinner. They show me stored, Neri Library, one. dinner with it with a tight enough industry tight enough industry. You know if I come in, you know just ten minutes we're supposed to meet. I've got a stack of books or their their reading, so Eric She is a knock violation against disruption and if you want to double your income, an impact triple your investment in your personal mastery and your professional ability, so I think one thing people put it this way. People could do to take things to the next level is remember. We come most alive when we are curious, When you read and when you learn and when you listen podcast like cool of greatness and when you just are you fall in love with trying to get better every day by learning? It makes you

he'll, better you bring more value to the marketplace, discover yourself, etc, etc. So one thing we could do, is, is more growth versus playing with our phones and chat? You know why not orangist entertainment, mindless entertainment, absolutely now that is wrong with them in this, and I was watching ethics last night, love little downtime in some A good series that inspires me allows me almost allows me to like pause because I'm growing all day long and like I need to give myself my brains and time to just be because I think I'm too much blood for those that are growing on a consistent basis. And a more on autopilot. What happens to majority those people and what about the saying this seems like a lot of work. Robin and you're tired, without growth talk and you know, I just want to live a simple life, and you know I'm happy with Roma, but what would you say the pushed back on that

I would say: are you really happy or have you seduced yourself into thinking that you're happy as a way to survive? The truth is that true It is the truth of someone comes up to me and says I gardener- and I chasing my bless and I've got a life on hand crafting. I will down on my knees and salute them further because all dignity has labour and who I did jug someone else's jury. Yes, if they are, who fully happy there. white, far wiser than I am, but if it's a mask, if it's I'm, I'm happy but they're not really happy lifted unconscious we perhaps their heart is broken and they just given up on life and then I would say you know. Yes, this sounds like a lot of work, but actually, if you do it, it's incredibly fun. I'm here, experience and might not be all your viewers experiences but

up in the morning and running the five M club protocols. Fine, you don't like dopamine pulsing through my brain is fun. Sarah tone in is the antidote to two unhappiness. It's fine, reducing your court is always fund being fit. Is reading amazing books brings me alive? Follow by craft is fun serving people is fun. Getting to travel is fun in about what vote, not at what what about when you just want to watch Netflix? What about when you just wanting in eating pizza? What about when you just want arrest. so much of the everyday hero manifesto is so disruptive against the hustling grind culture. I knots what I believe live your life and seasons theirs, I am to be super productive and there's a time to just enjoy. Fruits of your labour John, said. Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time. So I spent sixteen months

pandemic, living and breathing the everyday here, a manifesto and after that, for our meals with the family and watching that flag eating what I wanted to do sleeping a little bit more because I was cognitive really empty travelling. and just sort of navel gazing, and I think that's a great way to be just twenty four seven on absolutely so. Growth is one of those habits on a daily basis. If that ninety five percent of people are doing consistently that they could. adding. What would you say to more habits that the ninety five percent are doing? Well again, you know in the question makes me feel like a dancer would be much like I'm disrespecting people, because I'm I don't want to download them. I'm talking down, but I'd, say. For me or the people that I meant or growth is it

is a key. I caught the sixty seconds student like at least sixty minutes at least sixty minutes of learning every day. Is this very, very powerful? I think another great that is the five great hours rule, but I talk about the book. It takes more producers, two weeks to do five world class hours of work, because we haven't sat up our ecosystem because getting the flow state and transient hypo front polity because we're Carson jacking our phone- if you look Ray geniuses, they all have one thing in common: they spent long periods of time alone in their work, land thinking about solutions to their biggest problems. So this five great hours rule it set up your workplace, so you cannot be distracted, set up. devices. So you can do real work versus fake work and do fine sweaty intense flow state hours verses. playing around and then, after that you ve got to

so the day off. You know if you started eighty finish up one NGO mountain biking be with your family. Enjoy your life, do all those kinds of things that I is a great help in online. Obviously get it saying getting up early and install. The five am club method it take. Sixty six days, according to the Research of University College, London set, install new habit Imagine getting up a five. I am doing your moaning protocol of exercise implementation journal in prayer, meditation, etc. Sounds like a lot, but look in chemistry. The first time sounds like a lot learning how, in the first, I've sounds like a lot of falling in love when you're clueless sounds, go on until it becomes easier so once you do these kinds of things. Good, pre, sleep, routine, is good in there somewhere Fr in habits that you ve learned so much. You have accomplished so much what he thinks. The thing that's holding you back from your next level of your genius of your greatness. I've got a great family life. I've got

great partner of guy wonderful children. My parents are in the rabies. My dad was a family physician for fifty four years, he's retired their healthy. Thank God I get to do work. I love you know, I'm not I'm not this financial tight, but I love my craft. I love serving. I get live in the places that are, alive. I love a relatively simple life, so I mean I mean a good play some. I just wanna. I dont know if there's a lot of blocks, I just want to keep on writing. After a fashion the everyday your manifest. I thought of my last book. I think right now, they are far more. You might get forty seven. When you doubt yourself the lost when I'm tired

When I'm tired, I think it's probably the cortisol pulsing through my through my system. I doubt myself when I'm when I'm in a season in my wife were met. They have not for productive growth itself, it's all grown. I started out myself fishing more in something, as opposed to spiritual drawing me, while I actually believe We have a higher power. Powers, it necessarily God or Spirit toward the universe. Ass people call it. I believe we have our a wounded self like we get knocked around and wife. So we forget her. We are so we ve got our wounded self call it our ego itself and we ve got our our heroic softened to me. That's our high firepower. And every single person on the planet today has a higher self. This, the part of us that actually knows the answers to our deepest questions. This is the part of us. That knows, we need to be good. It's the part of our soft instinct.

How much more powerful than intellect. So it's the part of us that is the instinct silent whispers of here's. What you should be doing, we have this higher power is a part of us, that's unbreakable, even if physically were broken. It was Albert Camus who said in the midst of winter. I discovered within me an invincible, summer. We know in this way We do the work to me through the layers and start to reclaim ourselves does it happen in a day no one day by day, by day week, closer and closer and closer, we connect with his higher power, and I believe this higher power when we lack of control just ok I'm gonna, be led by this instinct are too big to be tactical. Follow your joy, I found my life. There are just seasons, it could be. Two years could be five months where I am

to be writing books and recording courses in doing social media potion like getting up before fifteen in the morning and working with trainers, and I trust that lead and then almost naturally natively, and I think I've got better at this. There is a time when I'm supposed to Sunday more there's a time when I'm not the work on our having any ideas, more- and I just trust but that's a season war, I'm not supposed to be producing. There's times where I just feel frustrated. Sorry, sorry, but to answer your question: it's like they're just times were frustrate comes up, I don't feel like I'm doing enough. I don't feel, like I'm wondering my town and that to me is a symptom of okay. This is a season where I'm going to go. Out of the world into the wilderness, and I meant to do some spiritual healing and lasting until about that is sometimes feel guilty because you're not producing

but what I say in the everyday here a manifesto is please let us start to discern and get to know when we're supposed to be spiritual when we're supposed to be worldly, productive and for now Worley, productive, but we're being spiritually, productive, that's even more valuable and I don't think crop sir guilty right after they ve been harvest and there's nothing to produce you now for the next few months we gotta take a dime the soil to recover. You gotta play the seeds again and in the water and get a grow it until it's time to harvest again and I'm a big sports guy. In my home you know, life has been based round sports growing up and There was a time that you want a peak as an athlete going into the playoffs. You want a peak and want to be burned out going into play house, but then, after the play out, there's a natural season rest recover

reflection were then you see. Ok. What do I want to do for the next season? And I remember I was big and a baseball. My whole life until my senior year, I was like they wanna play baseball is here and I wondered track instead and there was that rest recovery in reflection seas. after the season. The allowed me to clear my mind and see what do I want next with my life? What's my vision, moving forward in this new chapter, my life, so I think that's important. You talked about that I'm curious. Then you mentioned a time of spiritual reflection having these space and time. What would you say was the biggest wound that your ego had to face in the last five years and maybe was small compared to certain things out in the past, but in the last five years

is again, you ve been people. Look at you as issue streamline successful individual leader creator, author, with all of you, know the results of created in your life and some other people's lives in the last five year voyages, although beat their than a few things. I would say a number of years ago, late, maybe like seven or eight years ago, I was in a long term relationship that I cheated the chose to walk away from. That was very difficult for many reasons, and I spent a lot of time. Lange and praying meditating it being out in nature and reflecting on first for my part and the situation but

I can learn from it and then using the current situation to heal ancient wounds. I mean that is how you can be an alchemist of sorts in turn. Tragedy into trial by using ever like fear, came up because of that situation. Sadness came up, but sadness could not come up if it had not been We existing there's a wonderful idea if its hysterical, its historical So we know the size of the pre existing wheat rice. We desire we know the size of the pre existing wound by the size of the current over reaction. So if we have the awareness and then choose to use the difficulty to remake us and Trans finger ass, then you you then you triumph over adversity, set out those something that was really big. For me,

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I was reading this article about this very famous divorce lawyer and she she had a line in her interview with powerful Louis, and I think you might find it interesting she's, talking about relationships and she was asked what. You ve seen so many relationships, foller hard to say she said ten thousand dinars and he said, over. Seventy mean she, so all you ve got ask yourself, I'm an looks fade and all these other things you ve got ask you look about in that you want to be with and ask yourself do you have it compatibility, and yet the friendship and you have the great conversations are required to enjoy ten thousand dinners with that persons? those were to be some of the things I learnt about that over the past number of years like any person, who's running a business. I've had partners complete we let me down, who promised things than they didn't deliver. I've had people betray me and take advantage of me, etc, etc, etc.

think that's! That's just part of life. One thing I do want to say is: I work with a lot of billion airs and many of the billion years have one formula they have lost eighty percent on their investments, not financial advice, but I've lost eighty or ninety percent, but they, did in a few companies that caused them to become billionaires it's very easy when you make mistakes to think you're, doing something wrong, and what I want to say to all your many many millions of followers and watchers and list nurse is failures, them I have great news failures. The pie way to success you ve gotta, get in like you, ve gotta leave no stone unturned. You ve got to develop this hardiness and resilience and Ty fragility, so you were willing to make mistakes. You will always have the right teammates. You always have the right partners. You'll always make the right decisions like your wounds and move on its farm, enter the the discomfort,

growth is always so much more value than the illusion of safety. The discomfort of growth is more viable than the illusion of safe right because all those people you asked me not judging we're just regressing living life, saying it's, Like a lot of work, growing sounds like a lotta were building rate relationship sounds like a lot of work. Emotional healing sounds like a lot of work, setting your intentions and goals, so like a lot of work being an excellent person, sounds like a lot of work, but what's the alternative you get to last hour of your last day and you look back on your life and you think about all the potential ingenious you ve left on the table. You think about the experiences she didn't have the food you didn't need You didn't listen to and part of building again the season of productivity The building is not that you get at their fame fortune and applies part building. Is you

to know your strengths and you get to know your talents. That's that's the reward, not the outer. The outer win mass of opposites, Donna Track than what were you attracting the past very dangerous enough. What I I was trying to say, opposites, don't attract for me I know a lot of relationships were opposite work out perfectly. was I attracting in the past, ass, I was attracting I you're talking about romantic partners. I was attracting the partners perfectly designed. to activate the emotional wound that needed to be healed you know they were my spiritual teachers. They were nice, they were my soul friends, like you know I I usually don't talk about this, but I do believe

do you believe in karma contracts? I believe on the very practical personal data, and if anyone watching its funds showing my truth, but I believe there are come karmic truck contracts, and I do leaving. That's why you meet someone and you ve never met them in its scope. How do you know my favorite food and wine that you're saying your favorite song to and it's like you and ours in them in this shining, just knowing what I thought Someone! You know that If we have I didn't plan to go here. I believe we have sole mates and twin flames. And I believe, the sole mates in romantic late relationships. They come to us too Shadow, ass, an openness and bring us credible joy, button trade, formation transformation. Exponential growth and where what our lives be, but for those people, even they think cast down for a long time, and then we have the twin flame, which is that the person where

Relationships are reason season lifetime and I think the twin flame is that's like it's easy and it just flow we're gonna do drama anymore you know, and it's just a chest- works there, I'm all about the peace, penal law, but the peaceful relationship where there's yet there is no need for drunk with no need for Strasbourg. North me for anger, yelling there's no need for them. And that was the previous- that that experience, that from partners being yelled at all, a domino like always trying to fix something. trying to my peace in a relationship, and I realize you can't buy piece you just gotta, be peace and then click create that an alignment of someone else who is let's go back. To your mind me, I love you ever met waned dire. You way I had ahead dinner with Wayne Diary. I share the platform with him a number of times so soon.

You were friendly, but you weren't like like close yeah. We were going to Seoul cycle to where we were doing sushi. Bureaucracy has respect each other and you knew of each other, and that's it yeah. That's it. He had a quota in one of his as listening to an audio book of her has recently Will you give the analogy? I'm not sure if this was his original analogy, but he was talking about you know when we are triggered. You know what was inside of us comes comes out. You know a kind of like do you have an orange and squeeze an orange orange juice comes out right? Whatever is inside of you comes out when Europe under pressure? Something pushes you or your button or triggers you, that's what comes out whatever is inside of you. What do you think was inside of you in the past when you're in kind of these previous relationships, that maybe were soul, but not level like what was the warned. You mentioned the wounds,

was the one that was inside of you that you have yet to transform into a healthier version of orange juice, lawyers. Sure just amazing question I would say first of all it takes to that's so when can do solos solidarity, therefore, that you didn't make any solos swine would say you know I was attracting partners in some cases that love drama. I think there was an addiction and that's in many ways and addiction to adrenaline and there's a term you ve probably heard about about it, but it's called crisis oriented living and people who suffer from crisis, oriented living if its peaceful, uniting tools peace incredibly, but people who are deal and I'm not judging them just reporting and then I'll tell you about my side of the gas and so people who love Christ sorry entered living, even if it's the most peaceful Mcnutt, especially

Well, it's the most peaceful moment some- Obviously they will create an issue. Why have you say why wrong this? You say why you everything be in place. This is this is such a sucker. They do it because they feel safer in the crisis than in the peace may some it does, because if you look at the childhood background, they were always instances where there were in the moment they didn't know what would happen. There was so much crisis going on so as irrational as it sounds. They could in the crisis, because that was safe, the really powerful maybe is familiar so I'm insane safe familiar. They knew it s and people always gravitate towards what familiar. Even if

It's the most dangerous thing, the work. So so that's what I think in some cases I was attracting. These were, I must say, noble the elder for loving people, but we're all flawed. Flawed state as we stumbling kit words enlightened. I was. I was somewhere in attracting certain. You know I think, all great individuals, nothing to say negative about them and ass. It was all my choosing to to attract and choose to be in relation to those. why do you think we? Why didn't you attract that and I'm curious, because maybe I can reflect on why I was doing that sure. So yeah I mean I'm glad you didn't. Let me off the hook and I why and I was gonna so my party was there was something attractive about that? There is an energy one. Just like interesting are exciting or felt it doesnt boring.

Or something or yes, I think something in me was attracted to that kind of energy and am, I think there was all the positive things, because these were just incredible human beings, incredible and but we get a tract. To the light we get attracted to the dark, and I think really- and I had planned to get interrelationships what'll happen cycle, but I'm not a relationship expert, but for me it's. I think I worked with a spiritual healer fifteen twenty years ago and She was the school, a guidance counselor, and she said me- and this is the most interesting thing she said there were these two people at other ends of the playground, and she saw. I watched the happen they just it was almost like they be lying to each other retracted, and so there is a lot, going on under the surface in relationships. That is an incredibly powerful and if I may,

this brings up a really prairie and which is want to link this emotional healing in the everyday you're a manifesto there's. Chapters on The big lie of positive thinking, I'd love to in the dance like there's track chapters trauma, is a teacher. there's this model that I've been teaching. It's not only mindset the heart set Hell set in Seoul said if you want to really on the game, but I want to think what we ve been talking of, which is healing, because you have a lot of entrepreneurs and business builders of folly, and I want to link work about moving the layers over the book over the gold, this work the offer tool than I talk about. This what about going back to what activates you and rather than blaming your partner when you when spots, freaks out about the garbage. You actually say what was activating within me and use that as an opportunity to heal or you're going through heartbreak,

these laws of a loved one loss of a business rather and blaming the world? You say what's coming up for me, why am I so scared? Why am I so helpless because you got that Activation of a previous time when you felt helpless, it's an incredible opportunity to use what's been brought up to make you greater stronger, more creative, more productive, wiser. But to make linkage between as we use them What's up every day, the disempower us. And we hear about emotional activation, whether it's a shame, the guilt, the anger, the sore the disappointment, those those top toxic feelings that come up every day or every week when something goes wrong. this, we start to move through those we start to heal when we start to heal.

We start to release the repressed, these repressed, emotions that were toxic and I call it in the book. The field of hurt every time we do some healing we release more. If Thou baggage, Karl you, the legendary psychologist, called it the shadow sigh we all a shadow There are many great productivity experts in the world. There are many great people teaching people how to build a world class companies in the world. There are many people teaching how to free yourself from distraction, so you do great art, but I believe and I've been teaching those things for twenty six years and a lot of its endeavour to hear a manifesto. Having said that, if you do not clear, out the shadow side and the field of heart and all that repressed and suppress toxic energy in the form of shame guilt. Doubt disbelief, fear that has built up from Some of you were born ass. They,

will always be war at war with yourself, the neuro biologist, call it Linda Hijack and southern each. You If you haven't done that healing you can read, box and learn all the hacks, but you will. Ever have the intimacy with your true self. You only have with your worst so and so you don't really get the ideas that allow you to dominate your domain. You don't have the energy to do. Amazing things, your productivity sabotage, because you read all things things you got all the productivity it apps. we still are attracted to playing with your phone because it's an escape from the pain of potential unexpressed. You got that,

pain of potential unexpressed you're gonna be dealing with its subconsciously, you're, never going to be exponentially, productive, creative, loving, etc. So how important is being on a constant journey of healing most important job of life and what happens if we don't continuously he'll or wages block ourselves from wanting to heal wanting to face those shames insecurities pass pains what I was away blockers for years and decades? It's our choice, I'm not I'm not going to judge. I do believe the role two reasons. While we are alive- and I think, if we strip away the accessories and the trinkets them world cells to us as the metric. Such success like how many social media, like steel, have how money. Do you have how much fame. And look say: I've J, p efforts.

was more valuable than affair, a joy peace freedom is million times more valuable than fame fortune and applies and anyone who has fame fortune and applies what it would be willing to give for joy, peace and freedom, so we get to live the great thing about being human as we get to live as we wish, and I'm in no position to judge how any once living personally leave when we get to last hour for our last day would strip away all the things people are. So many people are chasing. I deeply believe only two things will matter number one who did you become as compared to our promise? How much of it did we materialise through the work were talking and number two. How many people did we hope

you know I to me: it's like an end and they're connected because the more you own, your truth and move through the layers of fear doubt disbelief and your most creative productive power loving decent, noble self. The more you will start to see yourself as an instrument of service to the world. I think that's our fundamental nature it to give what happens when we don't look at our life in service to other people? If we don't think of ourselves as I'm here to be of service to, my now couple of friends or my family on a smaller group at start or if we just don't look at a life from a place of being of service. What happens to us? I think we incrementally die before before our death. I leave. I definitely believe in living a beautiful life, I don't we believe in doing good for yourself in your family, incredibly important. I

I've written a book called the Monkey soldiers Ferrari, but there's nothing wrong with getting for our. I don't have one more interested in this little feet: five hundred its a iconic little the higher than you know, I did some research and there's one for sale for forty. Two hundred euros, you know so that's kind of where I met my life right now, but We're sensory central beings if you wanna, live for life good materially os. I hope you do it. Having said, though,. So so much enjoy comes from service, I mean I my life change when I stood and Nelson Mandela's prison cell a number of years ago and iceland- and it was just stunning how small it was here- is this man incarcerated in Robin Island for eighteen years of twenty seven years of incarceration he set his greatest regret was his son? Was killed in a car accident and they would lead

of prison to attend his funeral, etc, just tortured in so many different ways. So I asked the guide I said: did you know him, and he said Yes, I served with them at the Nancy prisoner for a year's come on, yes, and I said, of course, we'll always be like, and he paused, and he said, oh, that man was a humble servant. I've never forgotten that term be humble servant. So, unlike days. That's I remember very, very deeply and I think if we could all in our own way, you know the humble serve an end. The paradoxes: if you want your billion air, if you're coming from piece of love bull service. wanting to see the people who put food on your team

rise and transform your apps. You products you're so Mrs gonna, be magic in the job of entrepreneurs to push mash met man into the marketplace in a world where most busy? people push mediocrity, why doing the work to comply from a place of service and love again. Turning in that year, ego learning the tools to turn up the voice of your heroism, so you built intimacy with who you truly are. This is not just a recipe for happiness, it Sabena Materialise, whatever you want, because then you start following your blessed doing what you gonna be best tat working with of an excellent mastery? Your energy is tireless what you master work into the one hour. Was in Florence recently in, and I saw MC lows David, I was nice,

it was amazing, but do you know that was a work of love, not work of not a cash ground? He wasn't doing to make money later, if, if you do If you do something to make money, you're focused time, energy and intention is off pushing the magic that will actually make you money. So what are we focus on? Instead? she's beautiful work into the world working with seeing job as a craft. Getting better every day what are you talked about in the book. The is the eighth forces of wealth forms of forms of wealth, eight forms of wealth. What what are these forms that we should be thinking about them wind or alive. It's it's an absolutely right revolutionary model that has helped my highest level. Clients like like the billionaire. tightens the sports superstars movement makers terrifically, because Lot of them come to me in their frustrated there

saying to me, but, for example, I think I've got fourteen billion dollars? I've got the yard of got them I've. A jet were too I've got six homes filled my life, which so much complexity stress. rest, I dont enjoying any of it and so the eight forms of wealth I'll, just if you like them, so the models in the book, but it's first one s self mastery our society. The context is our society is told us. You are successful if you have a lot of money, a centrally. That said, if you hear sometimes be introducing pike ass. We have so, and so here wall, I can't wait today- he's got is like he's a true billionaire. What about the debts digger, one about the fire fighter, whereupon the teacher? but our society has hypnotized us. I careful Even today, I'm talking to a billionaire. So

money is only one form of wealth for the other forms of wealth South mastery Why did the great Saint Sears and say just talk about self knowledge? It? The greatest forms of wealth, be temple of Delphi. Had a little inscription at the entrance know thyself. Once you know, we ve been talking of self knowledge, that's a lot of work, it's secret of joy. So

self knowledge, self, mastery, incredible form of wealth, getting to know yourself getting to know your true powers, verses, your fake powers, your creativity, your heroisms, second form of wealth is family. My partner and I went to her grandmothers ninetieth birthday. A while ago, I sadder I had a chance to sit down with her. I love I try to sit next to elders on aeroplanes and on trains and interview them. I said: what's the most important thing you ve learned from life after nine years. Brady nine years and she said family in for me, families some important like what's the point of being a success in the world, if you ve lost your family in the masses and serving your family, you know and creating what I called moments for your family family is incredibly important. Third form of wild his health. Someone said to me how

there's the crown on the well persons had that only the old person can see. I voted with super rich people has their mentor. I got sick because of what it to get there now, you can do it with balance and out of court great House, but they lost their health and now they don't care about the money all their due traveling the world looking for dealers and doctors to try to get their health back so health. Fourth form of wealth is craft. It's such a crate form of wealth to fall in love with you, You know sharing before the vit before we started you no one. Even when I journal about my work, it's in air quotes because it's not work for me. It's it's it's a privilege, so your craft, like just each day being on the Sesar, getting better learning more reading more box, watching more podcast polishing refining, optimizing! It's such a great source of joy, push pushing yourself to the razors edge of your highest talents,

Just source of enthusiasm next form of whelp would be money, of course, it's important. It allows you to do amazing things. It gives you freedom to make wonderful choices, allows you to get involved in philanthropy, which I am a big proponent of philanthropy helping children would leprosy rises, my focus right now. Next form of wealth would be adventure, we we're we're nomadic we are meant to travel. We are meant to take risks where we are met to grow, we are meant to seek all and wonder even if it's just an ally sunrise. Did you see this these sunset last night, every night,

magically her, I mean what's a sunset here, we like ten minutes is spectacular the way it hits the mountain. Where is the ocean? Is it s special? Her? Yes and I think adventure, even if it's just a conversation, someone interesting so now be the next form of wealth. Your circle of two yes, you see Oji spending time and surrounding your life with people who are living alive. You want is a form of wealth, stripping out the energy vampires than dreams dealers streaming street stripping of the toxic people stripping out the people who don't get. You can talk about the place you rat in Yorkshire, so you

for me feeling so much peace in your relationship. I can ask your question: does your partner gach, you like? No one else has ever gotcha. She understands accept me: a hundred percent Halberstam S beautiful what I think a lot about as part of the partly my half my responsibility of like entering ship. Saying this. A hundred per cent of who I am this is everything from my past that I'm proud of that. Not proud of my mistake, my flaws, my securities, I'm not changing, who I am. I grow and I'll be on a journey of growth forever, but this is who I am and she was like. I love all. It ok go Let's was I offer wild, save that's actually trail and her actions and behaviors kept matching that our words ochres amazing. So it feels beautiful, piecemeal.

And understood, but also like celebrated, for who you are you know that's what does in a big way, and I'm sure you realize it, but that is worth Gold has more credible. Often often we need to I've. Seen this with my clients. They get to a place of wealth. To realise economic wealth is not that. Well, How much does it take to live a beautiful life? Not that much so then, why do people need as much as they think they do? So? Why Shared with we, someone who gets he isn't. This is an incredible form of wealth So the next form of all the circle of Chinese being surrounded by you'll, hear your love, pardner, your family, friends, etc. People, You know some people going on and what, if my family doesn't get me, that's a conversation and then

the final one is service. I used to call it legacy? There's a chapter at the end of the everyday, her manifesto were actually haven't, talked legacy radio Joseph Camp. From the hearts of though she leave behind is not to die. I stability that so much? What will be your mark on the world? Marcus Aurelius Meditations, he says it does matter what the chattering tongues of prosperity say about you, and I the chapter I say: we're all gonna die we're going to be a pile of dust, whether Europe billionaire or a street sweeper. We end up as a pilot. I don't how big it responded, Furthermore, we are, while in Europe, is a pile of dust in someone's, earn next to the little league trophies above their fireplace, All we are so

doesn't matter how we live our remembered, afterward dad what matters viscerally. Is how we live and serve and crane produce. While we are alive and so chapter is just like legacy. Doesn't matter it's it's it's a sport go, get your name on a hospital is a sport of an eagle, true giving is anonymous getting and so the final form of wealth was like leave a legacy, but now it's it's it's just service and I believe you know I've lived. For a number of years and I really believe that it's incredible form of wealth to serve people who are in need through your work. Absolutely I'm a big big found and I think some of the greatest joy come from one I'm in You know I'm anonymously and I also a big somebody believer that in May

to learn more here that is Kate S share when you're making an impact, sometimes like some, this law times are making donations or it is helping out things that no never knows about. But then there are certain times from like aisles inspire others to do the same. So here we are building schools or something with an organization, and here I am doing something with another charity in some things. I want to share and hope that others will see always a lot of joy and given- maybe maybe I can do more of this in my life, so, maybe a maybe I'm wrong there in that that thought process, but I think it's always getting my doing this to try to look good or my during this to try to inspire others to do the same now think that's. Why try to come from to me comes down to what I call the route intention is. So what I hear you saying Louis is your rude intention is to aspire, inspire others, which are things very noble. I think I can defiling learn from you on on that point, which is

I have a belief system. is oh if I show that I'm giving that I'm showing you have the Canadian that's very clearly and in its also my fair, like I give you no worse, I am all for that- I think, is the intention behind it s like, but how can we all As as individuals make a bigger impact, inspire others to be more giving you don't spy, others to get out of their comfort zone and serve and a greater level in their communities, their families there. You know the mission that thereon. That's that's my belief right now be wrong, but it's a great point, I'd love to ask you. lastly as possible, and you ve always been so honest- have yet another interactive back like it, your deepest court what do you want your life's worrier at? What do you want your life to represent or stand for right now,. like when I'm done or like in the moment right now,

me its being a symbol of inspiration. I want to be you know, I remember when I started this gulf greatness, which yesterday was the nine year anniversary since we're filming survival, Thank you, and I remember when I started it. I was come, up with and ideas for, like ok, I'm gonna do a show. This podcasting, which at the time ago, no one really knew what a pike S was. There was a many of them out there. This was pre. The multiple waves of regional policy has come out in the last nine years. I'd tell people like hey. I've got a pie past go here in a computer. Click on this thing go down. You know there was no easy way of accessing it, but I remember thinking to myself what I want to call this and I called a few friends and their electronic just call to Louis. show and I don't think there's any wrong with calling your show org or anything. Your name or Europe when here otherwise any wrong with it, but

thinking to myself, going through like an eagle transformation at the time and I'll probably always be going through that, but at the time, going through a big transformation where a lot of my twenties was about me, am sitting succeeding, winning being acknowledged, you know being class. All those things excelling winning awards. I realized. there there something missing inside of me like there was something that was not not never felt good. Still still, I got accomplished all these things are like, but why we're not happy still? Why am I still like angry? Why my still upset, and leaving till I proof people wrong still. So I went through my own journey of hearing on a few things there. I started this house like. I want this to be a symbol bigger than me, and I want to be about me. I want to be about others. I want to put the spotlight on everyone else to shine a light on people like yourself, Robin and bring wisdom from other people to an audience that I carried and cultivating and facilitate,

So it's not gonna be the Louis. Show maybe in the future I do know show called my name. I don't know, but I remember thinking caught something else with me in the school greatness was about. the things I wish out of a learned growing up as a kid that I dont have access to the tools, skills, the knowledge that I wish there were two Tommy in school. And that was that was something that True for me nine years ago that I wanted to be a symbol of inspiration, bigger than may not about me, and today is the same thing and in this way of social media and marketing. There's a balance of building personal brand and putting yourself out there. So people are aware of you and your message and the content or building, and also trying to just continue to put the spotlight and others. So it's it's uncomfortable for me to post, like photos of myself by myself on social media. It just become uncomfortable, because I haven't done that much

just posted everyone else and put out their message like they'll, be a clip of us and will be about you on my social media, but I'm starting to do more of sharing my story, because I think people want to see more of me to follow me as well. Some trying to put some of that also. But it's a dance. Why dont want to be too. You know self promotional. and make it about me, but I also know that's what brings people into showed a message so, but my my intention analogous symbol, a symbol of inspiration to help people improve the quality of life, that's the masses and thus the intention you already are and smiling too, because I think I heard you because on my instagram, I've started posted more pictures of myself Yes, but my real intention is in. Look at me to. I did just me doing- video of me doing in a terrible push up, but it- actually your intention exerts just two and its to inspire, have learned

and when I realized is, if I can show pictures my family walk or whatever, whatever people do, and get that inside. Look at what books are you reading? How do you live? What supplements the attack? What is the morning routine? I think it can be credible mechanism of service like it's, my twenty six, year in leadership and personal mastery field, and I just I've seen it changed so much and social media is an incredible rather bore blessing and its it can be tyrannical and vicious master so think used wisely. Technology is a beautiful thing. You just wanted to be yours, you're Slade, and not your God. I believe a absolutely so gothorum out now we'll see, I love these eight forms of wealth. What do you think is the most? If you could, I focused on three

let's see how to get rid of the other five and the three one of the top three most important forum for wealth, I'd, say for bigger his patience, and I thought about their also implied by high away. Ok I'd, say self mouse reason. I think it's the main aim of life and to discover who you truly are through the tunnels in the valley of darkness and the times at the mountain in the sunshine so working on yourself number two family now not in order but family. I just feel Oh blast, have a great family and provide me with so much joy and like setting argyle. I love great great food and I love great experience his sending out meals where I might cook some. book obtaining alimony in getting the candles right now make a playlist foreign, and it's just seeing

seeing the need, especially for my kids, you, I know it's it's very So when I make they love pastor, so do I go like a catch, your pay or something like that when my favorite past they're watching me clerk and there's no someone. They start eating and total silence in the room. I pointed out on some come come It's just so joyful too, can see them enjoying so I'd say: family craft Louis's is so central to my well being and my joyfulness and my ability to continue. I I love I mean I re, wrote the everyday you're, a manifesto I'd, say twenty to twenty three really aims. I You'll see, there's models in their on product Tivoli and on spiritual, heavy weight. Some living a world class life there's one chapter in their call. The tight

deconstruction, which literally deconstruct why superstars and world class companies fail mean blackberry, was a client of hers. And last week I saw a little picture in, I think, was business weaker, something off. They just turned out the lights, in other words they just they no longer. They turned off support for anyone who has a blackberry heuchera. This was recently two weeks ago. What then, make a multi billion dollar company. One time was the highest valuation. They were at Malta, billions and- and I have to tell you What was right, above it Apple just went over three trillion, all my goodness so It was fascinated me, but there is a there a process that sport super First business, titans movement makers. Great companies go through where they decline and that's one of them.

Models in the book, that of ensuring for years at my events in that, but I will to share pretty much like every part of my methodology. I D. Tragic. I try to get every word right. I try whatever you're lying right and I don't know it's just it makes my Kraft field makes me feel and credits like you're having respect for people. So that's three and then the fourth without a doubt has is serve yeah, it's it's there's someone in need. I learnt this from progress on his great when he was the center of the Lakers there's the picture of chemicals in the book because we're having dinner together- and it is these great He came to one my life events and I drove him to the airport and I noticed when he walked in their everyone- saw who we know is worth Peter Giant right. People running to and asking for autographs asking for pictures and he gave picture after factory an endless patients smile on his eyes, graciousness, as he was

the boarding gate. I said power, you stopped to sign every single. every single autograph, you took every single picture, you're limitless patience, and he said something to me that I love you said rob and it takes so little to make someone happy and there's a quoting the book. It's like. I will only passed this way once. Therefore, if I had the opportunity to make someone's life better. May I do it because I may not have the opportunity again so to serve as special in the world that we're living in right now, just showing some act of man and being kind as simple as it sounds is incurred. more importantly, the others reminded me of the rock talks about this almost every month on his instruments like one of them. The best part about fame is getting to make people day like this bumping into someone and give me someone a photo, arduous, saying something nice for some water. You know video chatting, someone is

through a hard day in him. Just getting the light up their day, he's exam best part bugging famous man, never take it for granted sounds cool about pow, scrape and powder seems like a great guy. We ve message a few times and trying to get a mile shows well, but he seems like a great What was that your mentioned something in there about from black very an apple? And you mentioned that every business at some point goes through it why maybe it's a seasonal decline, maybe it's a years and decades, but there's a dip somewhere. What takes a great company or great human for that matter, to go from one decline season to you now incredible. While the first thing is Andy Grove, CO, founder of Intelsat, only the paranoid survive, and I think one must be optimistic paranoid and business. You want a hope for the best, but you never want to lose the fire in the belly.

There is such a small fall from world class to obsolescence. In it's hard enough to get to world class as a human being and as a business, but the game with a legend is to sustain world class because key the legendary is longevity every one might wonder one year at the top consistently absolute how many Frank Sinatra either, how many You two are the Kanye's are there? How many and what hotels restaurants can their hot for two there. Place. Everyone wants a reservation to for two years. many places can do it for fifty years. To me, that's like business wise. That's where I play Like that's what I'm fascinated by like, I deconstruct how do the entertainment, legends it's a Dicaprio, maybe it's a Deniro

how do they do it when other people truly are one hit, wonders and there's a respite? If you want, we can go through the motto of the time decline in here. elements. So, let's say it to a lot of sports stars. Let's say become world class, that's why I love the last dance with Michael Jordan. They lost in the finals and the next day he said, rather than making the summer off five I am. He was in the djinn practices, That's what May Jordan, Jordan, let's eat it. the apex of world class. The first thing that happens is the contamination of arrogance. You think you're you're, the hot staffing tat, it's called hubris and it is a human attract. in such a seduction than is to be avoided at all costs. Psych you made it to tell everyone, tells you you're the best you're celebrated you get everything you won't get the best table the best restaurant etc used.

to believe your own media clippings and that's the beginning of the end so in ancient Rome there was a melody Commander called the docks and he a slave. That would stand behind him and do one thing Louis. He would whisper the ear of the military commander, any would say, memento homo memento, Homo memento Hama, which in Latin translates to remember you're. Just a man. The the girl went. That's right. They put her out a crowd. laurels over your head makes I dont rest on their laurels. This is such a huge snare. It's like the thing about a mastery. She never believe she's a master. She always protects the white got mentality, so the first part of the decline is contaminants of arrogance and if it could be culturally in the company is well, it's like ever

start believing drinking the cooler than thinking there the best and they stop allowing the customer. They stop innovating. They stopped a lie, their stop over delivering. They stop learning, but it definitely happens to people when they get to the top They start going, the seminars they stop listing the pike ass. They say things like to go. I've heard that before dangerous the next step is resting on Europe's. So you, just? U secures the key, you ve done more than most people ever thought you do and they got you thought You do it so hard to keep on going to develop an anti retired mentality. How many people go to the top and still do the very things that got them to the top heard practices strong training early morning when MIKE Tyson was world at the very top setting only two three things: he train with

tomorrow? He did and ITALY, next step on the on the decline in the model is mediocrity creep, you see, would hotels, you see with airplanes, you see it with you see it everywhere. It's like broken windows syndrome. There was a place a suburb of New York a broken window no incurred, because it's just a broken window because you were broken windows. Other broken windows happened because our broken winded they allowed kinda thing, because junk wasn't and trash was allowed deck and crime sort. How many times you see that with people, get to the top and they lose the always dig. Obsessive attention detail the commitment excellence at you know pushing them. seen in companies all the time like you go to Restaurant. There was iconic little the same place to get the fresh food,

The managers, the owner, is no longer walking floor, shaking hands the people at the front, no longer care unwelcome like royalty if even experienced this, would you go to the restaurant where you go to the store you feel like they are doing you a favor, taken care of you condemning the best. fire loss of extreme- training and then you get to self generated obsolescence sub generated obsolescence. Once you stop doing all things, you become a thing of the past. We get about come around of it. I think the kiss of death by the creator or than artist is you just become irrelevant, you're, not part of the conversation anymore. How does a creative or artist not worried about being irrelevant, but just focus on creating putting out good work? Even if people don't give it a tension? But if you

but how do they overcome that fear of? No one cares. No one matters or they cared five years ago, and I did this one thing: you know the musician accessing the hits from twenty years ago, as opposed to the new creations. How do you overcome them my favorite movies is with will em to fall, and it's called at at attorneys gate and well. I'm default played Vincent Van Gogh and Vincent Van Gogh was poor entire life. There's a scene in the movie Louis, were Vincent Van Gogh was put into an insane asylum or his habits and his work,

anger and there's a scene were having is Michael Man seller, something Madsen playing the curator or the head of the psychiatric institutionally says. I want to speak to Vincent he's, got one of Vincent's edgings. He sat down and hence it do. You really think this is art and looks at it and he said yeah. I did and I assure that point because Vincent Van Gogh, I believe he never sold a painting in his lifetime re might have sold one. I cannot think of a better story tat sir. Your question, which is the real artist, don't do it for the glory they do it for the art there

makers and creators and times they do it for the beauty and the honesty of honouring. What's in there even World doesn't understand it because every visionaries initially ridiculed before their revered its I fear that some of the great visionaries are only recognised three June patients later, maybe the greater the visionary, the elastic at its core will understand there. Is there children book the troll deconstruction the same thing, we had a deal which role I constructed in the ten point, but one of them is doing. dont criticise what you don't understand. And J K Rolling said for some time, you some must lousy. So what I tell you if you're doing really amazing work, do it for

yourself and what makes you to produce the magic into the world, and if people hate you, maybe that's just testimony to the fact you release the master work. Cause. Fear screams loudest when your magic is closest, Is there anyone in the world who just is putting our great work that doesn't have haters. Or leaders in the world and business or politics or music art that doesn't have critics trolls Haters is possible. I don't, I don't think so. races of the world that you know the people who are doing the most good today all have haters and trolls. Also, yes, I I was in no mother traces mission, and am I there's like a sort of a model of her preying on her knees, praying and I in the area. I did a prayer just

and I posted that picture. I don't know two years ago and was incredible. I was stunned, who was incredible all the criticism of her work rather Teresa. It was in How many people didn't She wasn't pushy professor judging or so, I think the very. light, attracts angels and attracts Motts and I believe the more you shine your light, the more you will, a Vulcan attract the door forces, because you'll activates cynics, degenerated and dreamers who solar as you show your possibility through your art, in your magic in your work and your light tenure love people can either our you and you can be a model possibility or you can activate there the pain of their potential annex

asked and they're not aware in half of it, and so they throw rocks at you, and I think our job is to take the rocks people throw us and governmental monuments of mastery of brutal I'm loving. All this like. We can go for hours on this, but you've got this book. That's got so many nuggets in here. I love the style of book because it's you know two pages three pages for after supper me that house my brain get there and can just open up to any page, and you ve got like three to five pages of wisdom in here. So a lot of great stuff, and here it is called the everyday hero manifesto actively positivity maximize your productivity and serve the world by Robin Sharma Hope. You guys get a few copies of this book, because this could inspire you'd, something in pig from time to time you can read it all the way through. You can just pick it up on a coffee table and be reminded of your greatness. So what you guys to get a few copies, because this is a great playbook for optimizing,

check this out then get that were our line. But as our specific website do you want to send people to get or ass, Amazon, audible people are loving the audio block, stores around the world? I do want to say. A portion of my royalties goes to help children suffering from leprosy, so people not only learn how to live their greatest life in terms of productivity and happiness and decency in impact, but they also help kids, who are really mean as that's your Robin Sharma DOT, you're all over social media, now putting yourself out there in the world Instagram. Is that your main place Robin charmingly seems to have its revenue? Do they go commissioner, you guys all follow Robin everywhere and social media. I've got a couple of questions before I asked the two final, since owning knowledge, Robin for constantly shown up again. You sold Remain copies, your books, you done you know advanced fur

Six years now you bring creating work, Ard courses all this stuff for a long time. You will have to do any more this, but you keep showing up in. Creative genius way of putting out new information in a So we can understand, consuming and improve our life, so I really knowledge for showing up authentically beautifully in Lebanon. A magical yourself, you know you're doing the work here. Traveling the world enjoying your life's are really knowledge from being these ample and sharing it with all of us with these books and the work that you do. Thank you very much for me. Thanks nice- and I ask you this before, but I see what you got different truth this time, so I've got them in front of me. So if people want to see what your three troops were previously will link up the episode and unity we did for me, previous to interest. But I love him of his question, but if it was your last down earth hype the scenario many years away? You accomplish everything you want to accomplish and live your life, but whatever

All of your work has to go with you or go somewhere else, but it's not here on this earth. Your books, container courses, Anu everything's, gone, but get don't leave line three lessons with the world that you share when I call three earth. What would you say to those three cheers for you? I number one. There are no extra people on the planet. Everyone can be every day hero if they do the work daily. Second, I would say small, daily, seemingly insignificant improvements led the stunning transformations and done, consistently who, in time, third truth it comes from the founder of Rotary and a

the person that serves the best profits, the most that's a good one. I later it s true final question: what your definition of grain, of having their wisdom, guts and self love to honour your promise at all costs. Thank you so much for listening to this conversation. If you enjoyed it- and you want to dive into another similar school of Britain's episode check out the links in the podcast description, done. More than nine hundred fifty episodes of the past seven years, bring you more inspiration. Just like this

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