everything I do is constantly pointing back to the person and to try to take away the pain and the confusion is to take away the lesson, right?

It's like if you made sure that your kid was never frustrated, you're pretty much making sure that your kid is not going to be able to be as completely empowered as if they learn how to wrestle with their own pain and frustration and learn the lessons from it.

In today's episode, I talked to Joe Hudson. He runs one of my favorite podcasts called The Art of Accomplishment.

When I was chatting with Joe in this episode, I talked about my anxiety of boredom my life's of should and these crazy

critical voices in my head I don't know if you have them as well I hope you don't and

Joe is a really amazing person to talk to him about and he has a great laugh as

well with Joe I've taken his

connection course with my brother. It was challenging and amazingly

transformative. Definitely check out Joe's podcast and his connection course at

art of accomplishment.com.

If you've ever wanted to learn about how to be less critical of yourself,

which I think we all can do more of,

so you can live a more fulfilling life

than you are going to love this episode.

I'm so proud of this episode.

I hope everyone who listens it and has an amazing experience.

Here's three gigantic things you're going to take away. One, how to treat yourself with more respect?

RESBECD. Two, why Joe would rather make 500 mistakes than be stagnant?

3. The benefits of building a company that operates on an advice culture.

I've literally been doing that since I chatted with him recently.

Enjoy those three things, plus so many more earnuggets along the way.

Before we jump at the episode, go check out AppSumo.com

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