Hi, it's Robin Sharma. Welcome to the Mastery Sessions.

Hi, it's Robin Sharma, author of the leader who had no title and the 5 a.m. club.

And welcome to this episode. This episode is called Why So Few Succeed.

So if you look at the majority of people in many ways they are like a cork bobbing in the ocean. They're drifting along.

Someone once said the states person thinks about the future generations,

the ordinary person thinks about the rest of the day.

And unfortunately so many good people with massive potential to achieve their personal genius

have betrayed it because they just got pulled into

reactivity, pulled into the noise of our modern life, pulled into diversions and distractions

and trivial attractions. And so what I wanted to do in this effort. and come up with an acronym, the acronym is L.S.G.

And so few people who could succeed actually do succeed

because they've given up on learning, study, and growth.

L.S.G. Learning, study, and growth.

So the neurobiologists and neuropsychologists will tell us that the human brain craves learning and it

craves curiosity and it craves novelty and unfortunately a lot of us we learned in school but the moment we left school

and walked out into the world we've given up on our personal commitment to growth.

And so I'm inviting you with great love and respect to reclaim the

curiosity you once knew as a child when you were overflowing with awe and

wonder. You see our natural state is the way we are as

children. We're built to be curious. We're built to be passionate. We're built to be

full of energy. We're built to question things. You look at a little child and it's like,

mommy, daddy, why, why, why, why?

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