In this episode, I share facts on why you should not use the word "I" as much in daily conversations. No one wants to sounds insecure or in pain, but what we say in our daily speech might actually give the vibe that we are those such traits. Take a listen and hear for yourself.

Learning to not care what others' think will help you become a better and healthier version. We had the gift once to not be consumed, and we need to rediscover the tool. I give a short list of how and why you must unlock your superpower in this episode.

I give steps to help you gain the offensive in life and to not let life run you over. Attacking the day is more simple than you might think. Learn how to be on offensive with peace instead of always being on defensive filled with stress.

Quit living life through the entertainment of a visual aid. Go out and feel and experience life with the sense of touch. In doing so, your sense of touch can help you overcome any internal feelings.

Do not live for something that may or may not happen. Rather, live for what you know will happen today. Stay in the present without wishing the time away.

We all fall into the trap of saying "Yes" to everything and everyone, however those "yeses" are shallow and juvenile. When we learn to say "No," we show signs of growth to put away things that can harm us. Learn why you should say "No" for the sake of freedom and maturity.

Life will always throw obstacles at us from every direction. Our minds want to dwell on the negative problems, however a mental shift towards refocusing on the results and gains will allow us to live with purpose and more opportunities. 

I use two notorious examples of the importance of why you must be in charge of your own life to ensure the legacy that you leave is written by you. Do not let life or circumstances write your story but be in charge of your life!

Instead of seeing everything that this wild year has taken from you, I hope this episode encourages you to reflect and see what the hidden blessings that year has given you.

I am not talking about a mask that keeps us safe from the coronavirus, but the mask of selfishness that destroys us. Masks blocks our view from others and ourselves.