That is the power of asking the right question. A question that I felt left me open and vulnerable.

And it showed how many cracks there were in my foundation. I didn't want to say it out loud.

And then I did. Because if I wasn't real and honest about the largest gaps in my understanding

about what truly moved the needle, everything else was just a waste of time.

At the time of this recording, I'm preparing to attend a mastermind for eight-figure entrepreneurs.

That's not the first time I've attended an event for business owners doing over 10 million

in revenue per year, but it is the first time that I'm attending with this group.

And whenever something is new, I get nervous.

I am a huge introvert, So getting in new rooms with new

people, it definitely kind of drives my anxiety. But if my goal is to continue to grow, the cost is

getting uncomfortable. If I am not uncomfortable, I'm not growing. And I've always maintained,

I want to be the dumbest person in every room. And there's a good chance I will be that

person in this group. So my goal is to record a vlog style video to bring you in the room with me.

So I've packed my mic and I can't wait to share it on a future podcast episode. I've spent a few

weeks thinking about, number one, what do I want to get from this event? And then number two,

who do I want to connect with this event? And then number three, what is the one most important

question I want to ask? And get answered. Yes, I always have a lot of questions, but I don't need

a bunch of notes or small answers or a list of things to try. What I need is an answer to one

big question with one big answer. Now, big answers are usually this single thing that has a

huge perspective shift in my outlook, performance, and my business results. So in a future

episode, I am going to chat more about what I wanted from the

event and who I wanted to connect with and my one big question. But right now, I want to discuss

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