Yo, today's Q-O-D is There's No Traffic in Your Own Lane.

Here we go. So, Welcome back to the quarter of the day show. I'm your host Sean Croxton and

Sean Croxton.com we got Robin Sharma back on this show today and today Robin

is going to kind of pick up where Brendan left off yesterday.

In the beginning of this talk he's going to talk about social media and how so much

consumption of social media has kind of put a lot of us into a so much

about how so much consumption of social media has kind of put a lot of us into a comparison mentality

and how we have to drop that like we care too much about what other people are doing.

That doesn't really make any sense like we care more about what other people are doing. It doesn't really make any sense like we care more about what other people

are doing than we care about what we're doing ourselves. Like that's, I don't know, that's a little

bit backwards to me. Like for me it's all okay, what am I doing and do I see somebody out there doing

something I want to do and they're doing it really well? Okay, I want to learn more about that,

not from a comparison perspective, but from a, like what can I learn from that person to get to where they are and

honestly I just think that that's all social media should really be about just you know finding cool influential people that we can

learn from not compare ourselves to not criticize all the time but who can we learn from how can we develop the skills

that they have and get the same results and success that they're getting and

so run your own race stay in your own lane.

Robin Sharma is coming up.

Picasso said it beautifully.

My mother said to me, if you are are a soldier you will become a general. If you are a monk you will become the Pope.

Instead I was a painter and became Picasso. So.

There's no traffic in your own lane. Fifth Maxim to lead your field.

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