Hey, hey, my sweet good morning to you. Hello on this Friday morning, for those of you listening in real time.

And a very special hello from Vienna. I have been here with Glenn all week at a retreat that we are at with one of our mentors.

Yes, I invest in myself as well.

And this is the sixth retreat I have done with the same mentor

and just over a year and a half.

And the reason, which this is not the full subject of today's podcast,

but I think it's an important point worth noting,

the reason that it's my sixth retreat with the same mentor in a year and a half

is because I'm about mastery. And please be clear, mastery is not

about perfectionism. Perfectionism is about fear. Mastery is about brilliance and genius and capacity

that you and I both have. And mastery takes practice, mastery takes time, mastery takes devotion, and mastery takes

repetition. So I've noticed this throughout my, I'll say like my being a mentee, you know, from therapists to coaches

to healers to consultants, I don't tend to flit around very quickly. I definitely do not have

bright, shiny syndrome, right shiny object syndrome

in that department. When I find a mentor that I can learn from and grow with and grow as a result of the depth of relationship, experience, greater knowledge in the body of

work. I stay and I go back for more and I go back for more and I go back for more. And I think this is one of the things that's given me a really solid foundation in my personal

life, in my professional life, in my spiritual life, because of the discernment I use when I

select mentors.

And also, P.S. just like restaurants, I don't always

pick the best ones. I usually do, but because I had an experience that I wouldn't choose

to repeat doesn't mean I don't go get another mentor. So anyone,

I tried that and it didn't work. Like, please don't tell me that. Not about a restaurant, not about

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