Hey everybody. Welcome to the Weekly Wisdom. I'm Dean Graziosi. It's a pleasure and an honor to have you back week after week. We've been doing this for over seven years now. So if you're new, great to have it here. If you're one of my DG family members thanks for coming back.

Okay today I want to share something that I talked about earlier today.

I did a great interview today and it had me thinking the gentleman asked some really

great questions and it had me thinking about you guys

always I'm always looking for places I can grab ideas thoughts wisdom capabilities

success secrets habits recipes whatever I can give you to take your light to that

next level to give you that faster path.

And this made me think of you guys.

When I was in seventh grade, I was in special reading. I struggled so far. It wasn't even just a little

bit. I had trouble reading. If there was days where I had to speak in front of the class or read

something, I'd bail and trying to, I'd make an excuse not to go to school.

And then I had Mrs. Thompson in seventh grade,

and Mrs. Thompson was the first person never called me,

stupid, she said, just sound it out, can't you understand?

Now that I'm older, I realize I had dys dyslexia and reading was really tough for me.

I know I've shared that many times with you guys.

And thank you, Ms Thompson.

I don't think she's with us anymore, but that inspired me in some way.

Life happens for us, not to to us so with that said what I realized is

seventh eighth ninth tenth grade 11th grade I just thought I was dumb I thought I

I thought I had to work on my weaknesses and reading was so tough.

I knew I didn't have money. School seemed so hard and I was judged by without realizing

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