One of the three lines of like, I guess, business, but life in general, and also with relationships

is, and I really wanted to ask you this because it's something that I'd seen in my DMs

from people.

People sometimes message me about relationships and one of the things that I find concerning

when I meet someone in their personal development journey or in my DMs talking about their boyfriend

or in other facets of business is when I identify a lack of personal and self-responsibility.

Well, you meet certain people in life where they just can never seem to take responsibility.

They never want to like look in the mirror and ask themselves the question, what role

have I played in this?

And I sat with Lewis and London on this podcast about a week ago or two weeks ago something

in him.

One of the things that really astounded me about Lewis was when he said something about

his ex partner, even if it was, it seemed like a fault on the surface.

He would say, and that's on me, and then end the little, the paragraph with why he was

responsible.

Even if it was like, you know, she wouldn't let me have females on my podcast or something

like that, then he'd say, and that's on me.

And I remember thinking, damn, this guy's going to go far.

So what role have you seen that taking personal responsibility has on the positivity of your

outcomes, in dating, life, business and everything in between?

Well, I think that to start with it, it makes you a much more likable person.

The idea of extreme ownership is in some ways powerful, but we all know there are things

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