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Here's your success mentor, Daring Hardy.

Alright, Daring Daily friends, are you ready to go deep to discuss the real capital T

of the truth about life?

Well, we'll see.

I watched a commencement speech given by the now late novelist David Foster back in 2005

where he described these two young fish swimming along, and they happened to meet an older

fish swimming in the other direction, who nods at them and says, more than boys, how's

the water?

And the two young fish swim on for a bit, and then eventually one of them looks over at

the other and goes, what the hell is water?

The point of the fish story is merely that the most obvious, most important realities of

life, those that we are surrounded by all day every day, are often the ones that are

the hardest to see, perceive, and understand.

Here is just one example of something that we tend to automatically be sure of.

Everything in our immediate experience supports our deep belief that we, each of us individually,

are the absolute center of the universe, that we are the realest, most vivid, and most

important person in existence.

I mean, think about it.

The world, as you experience it, is there in front of you, or behind you, to the left

of you, or to the right of you, on your TV, on your monitor, and so on?

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