The days have working for a company for 25 years and retiring are gone. Always learning new skills is important. Exploring the things that you are curious about and enjoy is critical to having joy and flexibility in your life.

This law talks about knowing that learning valuable. When we get too comfortable in what we are doing that inevitably something will happen and if we value learning over everything that it will lead us to mastery.

The one goal is to always learn. To always choose the path or job or thing that will have you learning. That this is one of the most important things to transforming your mind.

When thinking about working with a mentor people often think about what that person will teach us. We usually can't even imagine that they would need any help. But they do. Finding what you have to offer is the best way to work with anyone. And you DO have things to offer. Also, learning what it is that they need help with helps you offer the best kind of help. It sets you both up to gain important skills and knowledge together.

The month of February is going to be about apprenticeship. So this law is about learning to learn. For me it's about being open. About putting aside everything that I think I know so that I can actually learn.

I'm not sure that I would have called it this. It talks about experimenting in life and being open to find your life's purpose. That it takes time and exploration to get there.

I use this #trusttheprocess all the time. I've always said that I'm the turtle. Slow and steady wins the race.

Do we know who we are? How do we know? We are taught from birth what we should and shouldn't do. Who we should and shouldn't be. Becoming who we really are takes time and work to uncover.

So true. This very podcast has been an example of that. I think it's important to remind ourselves that the path is NOT a straight line. For SO many reasons.

Ok. I'll be honest. It took a little bit of mulling on this one. He talks about the idea that the real secret is that your mind is the most powerful thing. That we can work on creating the mastery of our minds.