Where does that drive come from where instead of taking that rejection and taking it personally and instead turning that into motivation and drive and discipline to want to be better and prove them wrong? Where does that come from?

This is part of the foundation of my framework and part of the foundation of my research and my offering to others is that purpose, that deep-seated fire burning inside of you, that thing that you're doing.

or you're supposed to do in life.

If you find it early and you know what you are supposed to do, that rejection, that means nothing.

Acceptance means nothing.

Either of it is a part of the process.

And the thing I love about learning, if you really go into learning like that camaraderie and learning about groups and learning about dynamics and learning about individuality and identity and you figure out and i think sports performing arts debate everything all of it has this this this unique ability to hone your own abilities to find out your specialty and i think that's the key thing is to find out like what it is you're good at what it is you think you you want to do, that worldview that you have, that vision, that passion, that desire, and the vision that you see in your life.

Why is that so important? And especially what are some simple daily practices that people listening can start today? Well, it's