Hi, it's Robin Sharma. Welcome to the Mastery Sessions.

Hi, it's Robin Sharma, author of the Five Am Club, and I am absolutely delighted that you've made the time

to be here with me in this episode of the

mastery sessions. This episode is called six things I wish I'd learned when I

was 20. I'm going to get right into the first one. The first thing I wish I'd learned

when I was 20 is that you can play with toxic people or you can live at world class you can't do both. It's very easy

for very good people to suffer from a lack of creativity and productivity

because they're surrounded by energy vampires,

dream-stealers, and negative naysayers. And what I've learned over the years is simply

this, one of the most powerful ways that you can live a rare air life, whether it's in

terms of your productivity or performance or in terms

of your prosperity or in terms of your happiness and sense of peace is delete the people

who steal your joy.

I'll repeat that again because I believe it's so important for you.

Delete the people who steal your joy.

In the 5am club there's a model that has been absolutely

transformational to people across the planet and it's called Joy as a GPS.

There are three elements that will help you dramatically improve not only your success and your performance,

but also your levels of inner joy.

And one of those three things that I teach in the book is the people who steal your joy.

In other words, you can do a list in your journal later today or right after this episode.

Right down in the first column on the left hand side of the page,

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