Lewis Howes

So here's where I went with that.

One of the dangerous things is the outside-inside theory.

It's dangerous.

Because what you're doing, whether you know it or not, you are comparing your journey and your life to somebody else's journey and somebody else's life.

Like, you don't even have...

Let's just be honest.

You don't even have the right context to do that.

You don't know why they're doing what they're doing.

You don't know what their strengths and weaknesses are.

So you're comparing yourself to somebody that may have strengths that you don't have.

They're nowhere near who you are.

And so you're comparing yourself.

So this is why I believe

For those of us who finally get it, it's the inside out.

Like everything we do starts from the inside.

And then from there, we kind of say, oh, okay, I see my boy Lou, he doing X, Y, and Z, but I'm not doing it because you're doing it, but I'm calling you, you're kind of saying, and the industry is, so I'm using the information you're giving me to build my journey, not I'm trying to be you.

And so what I realized was, yeah, there's some kids that can come and graduate in four years because they took K through 12 series.

Or, not to be disrespectful, there are some kids that can come and graduate for four years because they're going to get a job.

You can't come and graduate in four years, one, because you didn't take K through 12 years, and you're about to be one of the greatest speakers ever.

It's going to take a little longer.