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Here's your success mentor, Darren Hardy.

So we hear a lot about finding and strengthening your strengths, right?

Sure, you should figure out what it is that you're really good at.

Then yes, strengthen it to give you further leverage on that unique ability that you were designed to

bring here on your own personal journey. So that's a good idea. But do not neglect. You must also

find and strengthen your weaknesses. Not all of them. I'll never be good at singing or car

mechanics or the Rubik's Cube.

I'm talking about those attributes or skills that you are not good in, but are critical to you

and accomplishing your important goals and aspirations. You must attack those weaknesses.

I remember a time many years ago, back when I was working out two to three hours a day,

five to six days a week, I was working out at Gold's Gym in South Beach, Miami, and I complimented

this bodybuilder dude on his calves. I know, weird, but you should have seen him. They were

crazy. My calves were something I always struggled with. I had all the typical calf exercises in my own

routine, but they never seemed to grow like my other muscle groups. I just figured that they were

kind of like your jaw muscles, right? No matter how much you work them out, they aren't really

going to change much. You either have great calves or you don't. So I asked this guy what he did to

have calves like that.

He explained that he lost many bodybuilding competitions in the past because his calves

were his weak spot.

All the work that he put into developing the rest of his body was eliminated because of

this one glaring weakness.

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