Sometimes the thing you're chasing is already sitting in your own driveway.

Show Notes: In this reflective Shark Theory episode, Baylor Barbee shares an eye-opening story about admiring a car at a stoplight—only to realize it was the exact same car he already owned. The experience becomes a metaphor for how often we overlook what we already have while chasing what we think we need next.

Baylor breaks down the power of finding your "mirror"—a mental reflection of who you are, what you have, and who you want to be. Through honest self-inventory, gratitude, and growth, he explains how recognizing your own progress not only changes your outlook but inspires others aiming for where you already stand.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

• Why it's easy to envy what you already possess

• How to find your "mirror" and reflect on your authentic self

• The importance of taking inventory of your strengths and experiences

• Why someone out there already wants the life you have

• How to lead and lift others while continuing your own growth

Featured Quote: "You can't unintentionally notice yourself—you have to look in the mirror to realize how far you've already come."