The Daily Mastery Podcast by Robin Sharma
Aug 31, 2026 · 7 min · 7 segments
Confidence grows when you keep promises to yourself. Each small completed ritual strengthens identity circuits in your brain. That’s neuroscience. My latest book “*The Wealth Money Can’t Buy”* is…
And here's the real idea I want you to write down and highlight and sing from the mountaintops, which is each day you do something small but brave.
You are changing your perception of reality and you're changing your perception of yourself.
Every time you do something small and difficult and daring, I call them micro-wins and micro-bravery, little acts of daring and challenging what you think is possible, each time you do that, You not only are shaping and recreating what's possible, your sense of reality, your intimacy with the truth and how powerful and beautiful the world really is, but you are, get this please, it's important, each time you do something small and difficult and daring, you're starting to rewire your self-identity.
The way you live in the outer world is a reflection of your relationship with your inner world.
As your self-identity, through little acts of daring done quietly each and every day, as you do that with consistency, because consistency is the mother of mastery, you are starting to rewire and upgrade your self-identity.
which is really where I started your relationship with your best self, your heroic self.
It's the part of you that was built up after you've left the perfection of childhood and picked up doubt and disbelief and you tried something and maybe you failed and so now you think the world isn't safe and all of a sudden you've got this egoic self.
And the more each day you try new things and you dare and you practice micro-bravery, which is simply the consistent doing of daily difficult things, not only does your egoic self start to atrophy, but your self-identity starts to grow, and you start building even more self-respect, and you start believing in yourself again.
And here's the real idea I want you to write down and highlight and sing from the mountaintops, which is each day you do something small but brave.
You are changing your perception of reality and you're changing your perception of yourself.
Every time you do something small and difficult and daring, I call them micro-wins and micro-bravery, little acts of daring and challenging what you think is possible, each time you do that, You not only are shaping and recreating what's possible, your sense of reality, your intimacy with the truth and how powerful and beautiful the world really is, but you are, get this please, it's important, each time you do something small and difficult and daring, you're starting to rewire your self-identity.
The way you live in the outer world is a reflection of your relationship with your inner world.
As your self-identity, through little acts of daring done quietly each and every day, as you do that with consistency, because consistency is the mother of mastery, you are starting to rewire and upgrade your self-identity.
which is really where I started your relationship with your best self, your heroic self.
It's the part of you that was built up after you've left the perfection of childhood and picked up doubt and disbelief and you tried something and maybe you failed and so now you think the world isn't safe and all of a sudden you've got this egoic self.
And the more each day you try new things and you dare and you practice micro-bravery, which is simply the consistent doing of daily difficult things, not only does your egoic self start to atrophy, but your self-identity starts to grow, and you start building even more self-respect, and you start believing in yourself again.
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