I've just gone through life telling myself that I just have a bad memory.

We could turn this into a little master class.

Go ahead.

So the three keys to a better memory are.

I've been thinking a lot about this in the book that I've been writing coming out soon called

the diary of a CEO 33 Laws for Business and Life and in Chapter 1 which is Law one of the book I was playing around with this idea of

knowledge and skills and all of these things and the relationship they have between them and

really was trying to find advice for young people that want to get to a point

where they have reputation and a big network and lots of resources right and I was trying to

figure out the order so I almost visualized it like five buckets and the first

bucket I wrote down is knowledge that's the first one right and these are sequential

buckets so they go from you know this is bucket one and then once you fill that bucket when you apply

knowledge it turns into a skill and then once you have knowledge and applied

knowledge which I call skill then you'll get these other things, then you'll get resources,

you'll get a network and you'll get a reputation, but it's those first two buckets.

You can't have skills without knowledge, really. And

knowledge is certainly the first one, but just having knowledge alone without that applied

skill, without that applied knowledge, which we call a skill will never get the reputation the resources and the network and the only two buckets that no one ever can take from you

The only two buckets that anyone can

Never unfill is the knowledge bucket and also the

skill bucket. People can take away your reputation, they can take away your

resources, they can take away your network, but they can never unfill these two buckets and these two buckets are the first two buckets which go on to fill the other three.

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