This is the flavor and I love to take away for the week because so many of us in this community

have gathered so much information. But the first thing I'd like to talk about is what are

we doing with that information? I always say there's two types of people, ignorant, humble

people and ignorant arrogant people. They're both ignorant. They don't know what they don't know.

But ones admitted the other projects it. And one of the context of this takeaway is that

look, if there's a takeaway that resonates with you, what I want you to do is reposite it somewhere

and I want you to create a system to access it. You know, the ignorant arrogant people,

they don't write down anything and they get nothing out of it because you won't remember one of

these things comes tomorrow. And the ignorant humble people write down everything and they don't

create a system in order to access everything and there's too much to access. So just make sure

that you are repositing the resonating information, the ones that really resonate with you,

save those, create a system to access those. I got a garage full of nodes from college, graduate

schools and workshops and masterminds that I have no idea how I'm going to ever access the information

that's in there. So make sure that you're utilizing the most efficient, effective way to do that,

which is relative to, of course, my takeaway for the week is about limitations. And the takeaway

for the week is the only thing that we should be focused in on is clearing away the limitations

that we put on ourselves, but in the context of today. And what do I mean by that? Yesterday is

relative and the future is relative. Both we can give meaning to, we can bend time, we can create

and change the limitations of the past and of the future quite easily with mindset. But

where most people make their mistake is that they don't realize that the only place that the man

made constructs of not only time, space, money exist is in today. The 24 hours that we've been given

to be productive, accessible and gracious with our time. And what we want to focus in on when we

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