That's what the ego does. It edges goodness out of your life.

This is entrepreneurs the playbook. I could change everyone's life if I could give you a great

three lenses I could give you if I give you a

Melzer kaleidoscope here's the three lenses I give you one a lens of

productivity so if we practice a lens is something that we see with we really see not with the eyes we see with so

imagine if you lived your life with a lens of productivity so you're walking around saying to yourself,

how can I provide value? How can I provide value? Right? Productivity is

productive is providing value. Right? So the first lens of the Melzer

kaleidoscope is productivity. The second is accessibility.

And accessibility is a duality of a lens. It's how can I be accessible to everyone?

Okay, I'm going to take an hour out of every single day that I'm traveling around no matter where I am and I'm going to make myself accessible for anyone that will show up.

And most importantly, this practice you're talking about that everyone needs help with how am I accessing what I want

This is the same lens if I'm accessible to everyone else. I also want to access what I want. I'm making room for what I want. So again,

those people that access me, I can appreciate and give it back away out.

So three lenses.

One, productivity. I'm providing value to accessibility to others and accessing what I want.

And then finally, the key cornerstone lens of my kaleidoscope is gratitude.

It's the most powerful thing in the universe. And it's a lens. That's all it is. It's a lens. You either can use it or not. Right? It's like a kaleidoscope. You could look through it and say, oh, that's beautiful.

That's what gratitude gives me every day. I get cut off on the street and the old day Meltser

ruined my whole day.

I'm more. The Meltser Kus globe says, oh, thank you. Thank you for slowing me down.

Thank you for allowing me to have an opportunity to relearn the lesson and appreciate that my life is valuable,

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