We often believe our limitations come from a lack of talent resources or even opportunities.

In reality, our potential is infinite.

It's the interference between who we are and who we could be that holds us back.

We've seen all types of people with less experience, fewer resources, and smaller

networks outperform others. And the difference isn't capability. It's clarity, it's balance,

harmony, it's focus, it's a definiteness of purpose, but it's most definitely the absence

or the ability to shorten the distance of resistance of

interference. Interference, it will distort our signal. It will weaken our signal. It will also

squeeze the spectrum of that signal. And when we move what's in our way, our natural potential expresses

itself without resistance. The definition of genius is the expression of God. And once again,

if anybody would like the exercises guides of my book, it's David at the melzer.com. The first

lesson I want to discuss in the greatest interference to our potential is

entitlement.

It's the illusion of a rival that interferes with what we want or better.

Entitlement creates a false sense of completion that allows our growth and that completion

slows our growth and weakens our hunger when we believe we've earned enough and are

enough and are separate from we stop earning what's next.

We stop learning what's next.

We hit a milestone and assume that momentum from that milestone is what will carry us forward, but it's not.

It's not. It's the learning. It's the values,

practices, and execution of those values and practices that only allow us to see results

decline because our efforts and focus no longer match our intention. We stop doing, thinking, feeling, saying, and believing

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