Hey everyone, Vancouver Radio. How are you doing? I have sat in the car in a random place on the

outskirts of London, about to go in and interview the Food Medic, Hazel Wallace Wallace for the podcast and I've pulled over because I've remembered

I've not uploaded the podcast for a Monday so what do I want to talk about today? So this is interesting and I want to talk about the perspective

that we have on ourselves and our ability. So last week I spent two days on a course. This course is aimed to develop me personally,

professionally and impact my business and the mission that I'm on, which is the BTS Academy,

awesome supplements and my speaking and teaching and what I do.

And what I need to understand and appreciate is I'm there and in this process to develop what I'm passionate about and what I'm strong about and support the areas that I might not be strong about or with or have the skills for

and to fill those gaps in a way if they're needed.

Now the reason I bring this up is I was in a room of

incredible people. So lesson number one for this podcast. If you want to up your

game, if you want to lift yourself up, look at the environment you're in.

I put myself in an environment last week where there was a huge amount of people in the room

where I looked up to. I was like, wow, you've done some

really cool things. I'm really impressed by you as a person. Just wow.

How many times in your week, in your environment right now are you inspired by the people

around you that people are doing things potentially better than you or giving you

know a different perspective and way of thinking it's really important that you are

able to up your game as a product and as a result of all the people around you just

think about something like the gym that you go to. The gym when you walk in the

doors does it make you want to up your game? Does it lift you up? Does it make you think

gee I can't wait to train today like I feel empowered and motivated by this environment.

If not, you've got to ask yourself,

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