Good morning and welcome to the Increase Your Impact Podcast. I'm Justin Sua, episode 1000, actually

no, we're past 1, 2012. I want to read a quote from Bertrand Russell. He says this,

envy is one of the most potent causes of unhappiness. If we are constantly measuring our worth relative to those around us,

relative to what we see other people doing, we're always going to fall short because there's

always someone stronger and faster and smarter and has more money and is happier.

And we get caught in this trap of constantly comparing ourselves to other people

and comparing ourselves in some cases to our old selves.

And my invitation for all of us today is to take joy in the success of others, to celebrate their

strengths, to sincerely be happy for what others are achieving and realize that their successes

that it doesn't take away from our gifts and our talents. And so today is just a simple reminder

to instead of look for what you don't have

and what we don't have, to look at what we do have, instead of beating up on ourselves about the past

and worrying about the future to focus on the present. And instead of focusing on other people,

things we can't control to focus on ourselves and what we can control.

And as we focus on that, then it's going to help us be less unhappy and enjoy the moment

and be grateful for what we have. And so hopefully that was helpful for you. Today, I also want to share an exciting

announcement. I'm thrilled. We started a new company called the Performance Advisory Group,

and I'm teaming up with former professional athletes. I get emails all the time of wanting people

wanting to connect and work with me. And I'm so grateful for that. However, the time of wanting people wanting to connect and work with me and I'm so grateful for

that however that the time just doesn't allow it and so what we've done is I have teamed up with

former professional athletes in football and baseball and basketball who are ready to be mentors

to anyone who's reaching out and you will have a chance to have three conversations

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