We're not geniuses for being able to see somebody else's behavior better than they see themselves sometimes.

We're just outside of them.

Everybody else has the same different perspective about us as well.

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The topic that I wanted to talk about here today came as an inspiration from a practice that I do every morning.

And the practice called has like these little tips every once in a while that it suggests for me.

And yesterday almost like it's a suggestion.

It just said, hey, why don't you ask somebody close to you how you can do better, how you can be better? And I thought that was a really, really cool tip and suggestion. And the reason that I thought was really cool is not only because I know for sure, although I do know, certainly, that there are ways in which I can get better. I would say maybe the biggest difference between who I am now and who I was at 18, 19, 20, and close to my mid-20s is I used to think I know a ton, and I just have to prove to everybody else how much I know. Now I know that there's the vast majority of things that I need to understand and do to be the best version of myself,

I'm still learning and will actively continue learning probably until the day I pass. So I do that regularly.

And I think you all know it.

We've talked about it here.

I try to recommend for us and I built into the Ignatid program and all of our coaches

work so much on helping us work to make ourselves better.

And that's beautiful.

But there's a difference between that and having the humility to walk up to somebody and say,

how can I be better?

There's a need to put our ego aside.

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