Robin Sharma

And if you actually build intimacy with the pain and the sorrow or the anger, or let's say you're an entrepreneur and you're feeling jealous, scrolling and seeing other people's amazing lives.

Don't shift to positive thinking, that's called denial.

You'll swallow and repress those emotions and they build into what I call a field of hurt, which leads to, as you know better than most, it leads to inflammation, it leads to dis-ease, et cetera.

Process through that pain, whether it's jealousy or sadness, and then a time will come where you're releasing the emotions and then almost natively and naturally you can,

go to positivity, but it will come as a process.

There's an idea that I think is very powerful and hopefully it'll bring value to your millions of viewers from around the world, which is heal what hurts you so you don't bleed on people who did not cut you.

And if you're an entrepreneur, this is relevant.

In productivity, we often don't talk about forgiveness.

But if you haven't forgiven someone, one of the first chapters of The Wealth Money Can't Buy, be not a resentment collector.

If you're full of resentment, well, then you have a barrier and a block between...

Intimacy with your creativity, productivity, and prosperity.

You can learn all the productivity hacks and join the 5 a.m.

club and have schedules, but if deep within you haven't worked on your emotional architecture through the work we're talking about, you will always sabotage yourself.

And I think that's one of the missing links for elite performance.

So many pundits say mindset is everything.

I think mindset is something, but in my work, I teach the four interior umpires.

There's mindset, which is our psychology.

Of course, that's important.

You're absolutely right.

Your deepest beliefs drive your daily behavior.