Hey guys, Dean Graziosi, welcome to Weekly Wisdom Number 398.

Yeah, I've been doing these for 398 weeks.

I love it.

It's an honor, a privilege, and a pleasure to be here with you.

Okay, I want to talk about the debate last night.

I'm filming this on Tuesday.

Last night was the first presidential debate with Clinton and Trump,

and you know, I have to be honest with you you I could only watch 10 minutes of it I can't

handle conflict I can't handle when people insult each other and I can't I

I'm in a phase of my life I hate when people live into their ego so much that they're not focusing on us anymore. They're focusing on them and if they're past and so here's what I want to share. What can we learn from that debate? That's what I want to talk

about today. I don't care if you're Republican or Democrat or you're confused like half

of the country is right now, maybe more than half of the country. But what I want to talk about is what we can learn from that.

Because I know this.

What if they came out last night and stopped,

didn't worry so much about themselves, their past,

what went wrong and whose fault is it?

And they both just came out and said, hey, listen, I've said some really stupid things,

I've done some stupid things, but really that doesn't matter.

Where we are right now in America is here and here's where I see going forward.

Here's where I see the positive solutions are.

Wouldn't we, I mean, maybe it's good train wreck TV it's more like reality show but

wouldn't you have loved to feel like someone's got you and their back okay

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