Welcome to today's episode of the Mindset Mentor Podcast, I'm your host Rob Dyle.

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Today we're going to be talking about how to solve all of the world's problems. Yes, you and I

together are going to tackle the biggest issue in the entire world and we're going to fix all of

the world's problems together. It is a very, very simple solution but it is not easy. It's simple

but it is not easy. And if you guys listen to the podcast, you probably don't see me as people who

follow me on YouTube or people who follow me on Instagram do where you can see the videos of me

actually, you know, all of these are actually video podcasts as well, which you can see on YouTube

and you can also see them on Instagram as well. All of them are uploaded. But you guys listen to

the podcast, can't see that almost every single day, I wear a very similar shirt and it says the

same thing. It's just a little bit different colors. And the shirt says be the change. And be the

change comes from a Gandhi quote, which is be the change that you want to see in the world.

If I'm being honest with you for the longest time, I had no clue what the hell that quote meant.

Be the change that you want to see in the world. Cool, Gandhi, whatever bro, don't know what that

means. And, you know, I remember seeing a picture and it was a cartoon. And in the cartoon,

there was a guy that was up on stage. It was like a politician is what it looked like. And there's

a bunch of people in the crowd and he says, who wants change? And everybody's hands raise. Everybody

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