Well, welcome to the Mindset Mentor Podcast. I am your host, Rob Dyle. And if you have

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Alright, so today I want to share a poem with you. Actually, this is a poem that I shared

in my last Iron Minds 60 Challenge because I thought it was perfect. I actually heard

it because Wayne Dyer, who I love, was giving a speech and he mentions this since from

Portia Nelson and it's called The Hole in the Sidewalk. So I'm going to share this poem

with you and share how I feel. I've coached thousands of people over the years, how I

feel this literally works perfectly with somebody's personal development and their enlightenment

and as they get older and they start to grow. So the hole in the sidewalk, this is how

it goes. I walk down the street, there's a deep hole in the sidewalk, I fall in, I'm

lost, I'm helpless, it isn't my fault, it takes forever to find a way out. I walk down

the same street, there's a deep hole in the sidewalk, I pretend that I don't see it,

I fall in again, I can't believe I'm in the same place, but it isn't my fault, it still

takes me a long time to get out. I walk down the same street, there's a hole in the

sidewalk, I see it there, I fall in, it's a habit, my eyes are open though, I know where

I am, it is my fault, I get out immediately. I walk down the same street, there's a deep

hole in the sidewalk, I walk around it and then lastly, I walk down another street.

Now what do I share that with you? Because there's five parts to this poem. The first

part is that you know that she falls in, she's lost, she's helpless, it isn't her faults

and takes forever to find a way out. This is when we first go on this path of self-development

self-discovery is before we find ourself in this path of self-development and in what

we're working for, we see everything that happens around us is not our fault. We don't

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