If I have a weakness, one that is essential to my achievement of one of my goals, I can't just work on it.

I have to attack it.

If it's truly a weakness, then it needs more attention than the other aspects of your development that come easier and faster.

Welcome to Darren Daly on demand, your most trusted resource to help you become better every day.

Here's your success mentor, Darren Hardy.

So we hear a lot about finding and strengthening your strengths, right? Sure, you should

figure out what it is that you're really good at. Then yes, strengthen it to give you further

leverage on that unique ability that you were designed to bring here on your own

personal journey. So that's a good idea. But do not neglect. You must also find and strengthen

your weaknesses. Not all of them. I'll never be good at singing or car mechanics or the

Rubik's Cube. I'm talking about those attributes or skills that you are not good in, but are critical to you

and accomplishing your important goals and aspirations.

You must attack those weaknesses.

I remember a time many years ago, back when I was working out two to three hours a day,

five to six days a week, I was working out two to three hours a day, five to six days a week.

I was working out at Gold's Gym in South Beach, Miami, and I complimented this bodybuilder

dude on his calves.

I know, weird, but you should have seen them.

They were crazy.

My calves were something I always struggled with.

I had all the typical calf exercises in my own routine, but they never

seemed to grow like my other muscle groups. I just figured that they were kind of like your jaw muscles,

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