We just confirmed that Andrew Huberman is coming to the Summit of Greatness, along with some other

amazing speakers. We've got Dr. Teresward, Brendan Bershard, Gabby Bernstein, Amy Purdy, and some

huge entertainers and performers. Make sure to get your tickets right now. Summine of Greatness is

happening September 12th and 13th here in Hollywood. I can't

wait to see you there. I'm going to expose the life advice that's keeping you personally stuck.

And I'm going to show you what actually works instead. And there are seven key lessons that

have been blocking you, this popular advice that you've been told that's really just not that

true. And I'm going to give you some context around each lesson and some examples on how you

can apply a different lesson to your life to start creating that breakthrough inside of you,

to have the breakthrough outside of you. And you can't have one without the other.

But the first key is the advice that most people have heard is to follow your passion.

Follow your passion. And this can lead you astray. And I'm going to give you some context around

this. Passion isn't a plan. It's how most people end up broke and burned out. The worst

advice you can give a young person is follow your passion. It's a quote by Scott Galloway,

who we've had on this show and has done some amazing things in the world. Now, I'm going to give you some context. I live a

passionate life, but the flawed advice, follow your passion, feels inspiring. It feels exciting and

motivating and exhilarating, but it's not a reliable life strategy. The reality is,

passions can change. They can evolve with seasons and turning them into

careers may lead to burnout or financial instability. You don't want your passions to be something

that you hate later. You want to find something that, one, you can be useful in adding value and being of service around.

And you want to make sure your passions stay your passions.

But if passions lead to burnout, then you're going to never want to do that thing that

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