Hi, it's Robin Sharma, author of the leader who had no title, founder of the Titan Academy,

and this mastery session is all about adventure as a performance fuel.

So I've been living my life recently under one compelling

standard and simply this be only with people, do only the work, and be only in the spaces and places that fuel my joy. I think life is too

short to be depleted and so I've spent a lot of my life helping people rise to iconic as producers

and performers and creatives and entrepreneurs and leaders. And so what I wanted to do in this

mastery session is really share with you some of the things I do in my own life to fuel my joy, fuel my energy, fuel my creativity.

And what I'm really speaking of here is adventure.

So if you talk to any good neurobiologist, they will tell you that the brain craves novelty.

The way we are hardwired is to pursue joy, to pursue novelty, to pursue newness.

And that's why so often we start something but we really don't finish it.

We're always looking for that

one new thing that will fuel our joy, fuel our ideation, fuel our creativity. It's

almost like we've got this inner child within us constantly longing to see the light of day

And you know adults are nothing more than deteriorated children. You never want to lose that connection

with that festive, fiery, sparkling, creative, playful

inner child.

I mean, the more you can connect with that inner child, the more you're going to find your

productivity growing exponentially, your creativity firing up, and basically you're just going out into

your industry and out into the world and radiating positivity. So what are some of the things that I do to fuel my joy and to keep that sense of adventure

alive so I don't lose the sparkle in my eye.

Traveling. I just love being on airplanes. Fundamentally, I am a nomad. So I love being in Rome and eating the pasta and experiencing the fresh

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