So unfortunately you missed our Denver bootcamp this week. I'm actually flying out there tomorrow.

But here's some good news. The good news is that my next bootcamp is actually virtual.

So you can do it at home in your underwear. It's going to be October 15th and 16th.

And we're going to cover every important aspect of this business, soup to nuts.

It's actually super early bird pricing right now. And you can come for literally $97 to

attend both days. You'll also get some awesome bonuses. So text my name,

rod to 72345 where you can go to multifamily virtual bootcamp.com against that that's rod to 72345.

And I'll see you there. All right, let's get to it. Today we're going to talk about the power

that comes from having compassion. Yes, you heard me right. Power from compassion.

Now to be a loving and influential person in your business and in your personal life,

you must have compassion. You have to sincerely care about the people in your sphere.

But today we're going to talk more about self compassion and the importance of embracing

your own imperfections. Now all of us myself included can sometimes be extremely hard on ourselves.

I used to have this question I asked myself all the time, which was how can I show them I'm good

enough? And that question came out of my challenging childhood. And I know that many people had

it worse than I did, but that limiting question obviously presupposed I wasn't good enough and

really drove how I felt about myself for a long time. Now many of us are very hard on ourselves

for no valid reason. Some of us might believe that we're just indulging ourselves if we have

compassion for ourselves or that they might not be motivated if they don't criticize themselves or

that it's selfish to have compassion for yourself or that self compassion is for whims.

Nothing could be further from the truth. We've all made mistakes and purposefully or inadvertently

heard other people. And that's because we're not perfect. Sometimes we just need to forgive ourselves

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