Hey, good morning, guys.

Welcome to the Increase Your Impact Podcast.

I'm Justin Sua, episode 2006.

I recently had someone send me a text recommending a podcast.

And the first question I asked him was,

what do you disagree with in this episode?

He responded, I don't disagree with anything.

I thought it was awesome and so forth.

And he just thought that was a weird question.

And it is a weird question, to be quite honest.

Somebody sends you something that's awesome. And the first thing you get is, what do you disagree with?

And I wasn't trying to, I didn't say that to sound cool it was a

legitimate sincere question and the reason I asked that question is because I have a framework

whenever I listen to a podcast whenever I read a book I'll ask myself two questions. Number one, under what conditions is this

person wrong? And then number two, what do I disagree with? And the reason I ask those questions of myself

is because I think sometimes we can put people on pedestals.

We could assume that the so-called expert, and I probably shouldn't have said so-called,

that sounds disrespectful. I'm not disrespecting anyone, but the expert, the author, the speaker,

who we hold in high regard myself as well, we can take their word for it.

And just assume we can all of a sudden just assume that what they're saying is always true, always factual.

And I've found myself linking and grabbing on to people's advice and their stories and their

principles without pausing to ask myself, wait a minute, does this work for me? And in many cases,

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