Today we're discussing leadership and that leadership is ultimately not about them.

It's not about the people that you lead, it's actually solely about yourself.

And I'll start this off with a term called K-Z-E-N.

Have you ever heard of that word? Do you know what it means? Do you apply it to your life every day?

If you're like me, a few months ago I had no idea what this term ultimately meant.

But as my studies continue, I get more intrigued with Japanese philosophy, Kason ends up being a term that

loosely translates into never-ending improvement. into Never ending Improvement.

And in my opinion, Never Ending Improvement is actually a must.

I believe it's what we are put here on this planet for.

To continue to grow and evolve, I believe it's our soul's mission,

to continue to process through things and become a heightened sense of self.

And so the drive that you may have to consistently reach the next run of the ladder and consistently make more money, I believe is completely natural.

The drive that you might have to have a better body, more muscle, be quicker, be a little more lean, whatever

those things would be as far as a better body to you, I believe it's something that

calls us from the inside that is coded into us. I even believe in relationships. Man and

woman. I guess it could be man and man or woman and woman.

We are wired to keep striving for the next best.

And by the nature of that, it can make long-term relationships difficult.

Because if two people are not communicating efficiently,

refer back to episode one.

All of a sudden the grass seems greener because there's a new conquest or new amount of

attention or new something, because what we have is no longer new.

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