I believe you'll get a lot of perspective and insight from this hot new Mastery Session.

In it, I explain:

--why I read obituaries regularly

--the reason why connecting with your mortality is a wonderful source of creative fire

--the power of connecting to the shortness of life as a vehicle to transcend your limits.

Own your craft. Raise your impact. Enrich the world.

Your fan always,

Robin

I think you'll find deep value in this very sincere message.

--you want to be the finest version of your best potential

--you want to do world-class work and inspire all witnesses

--you wish to impact society while you leave a mark on history.

If I know you as I believe I do, the Mastery Session that I've just released today will be massively helpful on your rise to legendary.

Personal sharing: as my profile grows, I've had a few people who have tried to bring me down.

As I've heightened my obsession to serve, I've had some critics who have hoped I'd fall.

As I've helped more human beings live their greatness + lead world-class lives, I've had some haters who have tried to dim my light.

Yet--rather than burying me, these "spiritual friends" have built me.

And I've used the rocks they threw at me to build monuments of forgiveness, understanding, wisdom and compassion within me.

If my words are speaking to you, please do the rest of your life a giant favor and listen to this new episode right now.

Hope this episode causes some neat breakthroughs for you. I dig deep into the seasons of life. And what you can learn from each one when it comes to personal mastery, professional leadership and being an outright game-changer.

I've spent 20+ years advising billionaires, celebrated CEOs and other titans of industry on how to multiply their income, lift their influence + unleash their highest impact.

Here's one of the strange paradoxes I've observed:

A number of them are super-wealthy but very poor.

--they have money yet lack meaning

--they have a large net worth but low self-worth

--they have jets and yachts but no joy and peace.

So, in this new Mastery Session that I'm ultra-excited to share with you today, you'll learn what real wealth is all about.

When I met Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple at The Titan Summit in Zurich he shared an insight I'll carry with me always.

--yes, he taught those blessed to be in the room with this giant of industry to make sure our work represented BIW: Best in The World [and his winning moves to do so]

--yes, he noted that he was obsessed, as he invented Apple's first computer, with producing a product that no one had ever seen [with color and symbols]

--yes, he made us laugh when the blue box he and Steve Jobs were marketing for free phone calls was used by him to call the Pope

Yet--what I'll never forget from that unique encounter with a game-changing genius is this one line he offered to me as I interviewed him on the stage:

I made a decision early on that when people were not nice to me I'd be nice to them.

In this Mastery Session called "The 4 Signs of a Genius Entrepreneur" you'll discover:

--how to become the disruptive visionary of your industry

--the need to make your "I can" larger than your "I can't" if you're ready to win

--the importance of leveraging your instinct to scale your success [over your intellect]

--the precious value of becoming "a radiant optimist" so problems get recoded into possibilities. And adversity fuels pure mastery.

These are 5 SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures), that I encourage you to wire into your daily life through consistent practice, because as you know so well, consistency is the mother of mastery. It's not what you do once every year that is going to allow you to live a legendary life, it's what you do every single day.

1. The ritual of early rising
2. The ritual of strategic time-blocking
3. The ritual of over-delivering
4. The 60-minute student
5. The ritual of private reflection

I wanted to share with you 3 reasons why great leaders - the one's I've worked with, you know, many of the fortune 500 CEO's, billionaires, titans of industry, why great leaders really are devoted readers:

1. Reading a book is nothing more than having a conversation with the author;
2. Reading collapses the timeline;
3. Reading sustains hope;

Thank you so much for following these Mastery Sessions, and sharing them with your friends, and your teammates, and I'll see you next time.

I'm doing this Mastery Session because so many people have been asking, "How do you really take a bad day and restructure it so that you can actually turn it into something valuable?"

I'm going to share with you the 5 Ps of turning a bad day into a valuable and even an epic day:

• Perspective
• Pivot
• Pharmacy
• Pages
• Planet

Here are the 5 ways Change-Makers generate confidence:

1. Study the alchemy
2. Flow with the seasons
3. Bulletproof your TBTF
4. Understand that the brain has a natural negativity bias
5. Stop comparing 

Newton once said "If I have seen more than others, it is because I have stood on the shoulders of giants." I don't know if you have a mentor, but if you don't have a mentor, you'll want to get one as swiftly as possible because we become our influences, we become our conversations. We think and perform like the people we surround ourselves with in our orbit.

Here are the 5 Leadership Lessons My Mentors Have Taught Me:

1. Run Your Own Race

2. Be Willing To Be Eccentric

3. Stand for World-Class

4. Be Deep vs Be Light

5. Be Kind