Good morning, everyone. Welcome to Napoleon Hill Institute weekly training. I want to thank everybody

for being here. We're here at SoFi Stadium at our Mastermind, greatest stadium ever built.

That's the most expensive TV right behind me as well. It's not a green screen. See, not a green screen.

I could actually jump through there if I wanted. All right. Let's get started with one of my favorite trainings, the roadmap to our potential.

And let me just do one thing.

Once again, Mikey, not only working on first and third person, he forgets I'm 57 years old.

All right, I got it.

Here we go.

Mastery in anything compounds while mediocrity dilutes.

So it's the mastery that creates acceleration, aggregation, and compounding.

In other words, the behaviors that we practice in the pursuit of mastery is what will compound our outcomes in a divine direction,

and direction towards where we want to be or better, while mediocrity, what I call

extra milers, it'll dilute all of your efforts. So there's an abnormal exponential

differentiator in success for those people that go what I call the empty mile,

which is I am committed intentionally every single day, seven days a week to these non-negotiable

behaviors and I don't miss a day knowing two minutes a day is worth more than two hours on a

Saturday where the extra miler will go two hours on Saturday and use that to justify why they're not

where they want to be or better. And I use this really silly example of why, because I've studied

quantum physics and metaphysics about repetitive behavior in the consistent, persistent pursuit

of our potential. And that is mathematically really difficult to get across to people,

but this example is not. Show me a kid that studies Spanish 15 minutes a day, seven days a week,

and doesn't get an A. It's an impossibility. Any kid who studies Spanish 15 minutes a day, every single day

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