Do you want to know the top 10 books that I recommend that you read this year that will make the biggest impact on your life?

I've read hundreds of personal development books and I made a list for you of what I feel are the 10 best ones that you can read.

To get this list for free, go to mwfmotivation.com, slash booklist, and download it there.

Alright, I'll get to the podcast right now.

Welcome to the mwfmotivation podcast, one of the top rated motivational podcasts in the world.

Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, I come out with a short to the point no BS podcast designed to transform you from who you are today and to who you want to be.

There's no fluffier, just life-changing content.

My name is Rob Dyle and the podcast starts now.

Hello, hello, you beautiful people. Welcome to today's episode. If you have not yet done so, please hit the subscribe button.

Also, if you are interested in my level two coaching, this is kind of like my level one. The podcast is free, it always will be.

But if you need some more advanced steps, lessons, all of that stuff to take you to the next level, send me an email rob at mwfmotivation.com.

My group coaching might be right for you. There's over 40 hours of hard core in-depth video lessons to help you get to where you want to go in life.

As long as you implement what you learn.

So if you're interested in learning about that, send me an email rob at mwfmotivation.com.

But Einstein says to do the same thing over and over again, and expect different results as insanity.

So if you feel like you're not going in the direction you want, unless you do something to change it, whether that's group coaching or whether that's something else, it's complete insanity to do the exact same thing unless you make some changes.

So if you're not happy with the way your life has been or the way your year has been or whatever might be, do something different than what you're currently doing or what you have been doing.

So today I'm going to talk about failure. I freaking love failure. I love talking about failure because I know that failure is the greatest lesson that we could all possibly have.

And here's the thing. Most people, you may have heard me say before, most people view their failures as flaws.

Most people, the reason why we hate failure so much is because most people's paradigm is I am not enough.

They're core to the core of them, whether it's their afraid of failure, they're afraid of rejection, they're afraid of success, they're afraid of being about parent or not having enough money or all of those things.

They're core, at their core, it's I'm not enough. And so when you fail, that is putting a spotlight 100% on I am not enough.

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