I want you to imagine the most confident

person you know.

 

Maybe their confidence shows up in a strong,

loud authoritative personality.

 

Or maybe in something calm and quiet, 

that inspires trust.

 

Or maybe they're willing to show their body

in ways most others wouldn't. They have 

muscles, or flat abs, or the kind of face people

write songs about.

 

Each of those people fails...almost everyday.

 

Sometimes you know about it...because they

document the journey.

 

But more often you don't. They keep it private.

 

I've developed a friendship with someone on 

Instagram. A stunningly beautiful woman.

Someone the younger, less confident version of

myself would never consider communicating with.

 

So when I posted a clip from a video I did about

failure, it was surprising when she thanked me

in the comments. 

 

She "outed herself" as someone who was struggling

and needed to hear that message.

 

If you're reading this, you're almost definitely

striving for success. Business or career, weight

loss, more muscle, etc.

 

And if you're like every other human being in the

world, you try stuff and it doesn't work. 

 

You get frustrated and start to lose confidence

in yourself.

 

And if you're like most, you let that failure

define you.

 

You worry you don't have what it takes.

 

You worry about looking silly in public,

and to your friends and family.

 

You worry about losing money, if that's 

part of the equation.

 

It only took a 15 second video clip to

help my friend get back on the right path.

That's because she's achieved lots of 

good things.

 

And she achieved those things because

she was willing to fail.

 

And see that failure as a challenge to 

the boundaries she had accepted.

 

And push past them.

 

Same thing is true for that confident 

person I asked you to imagine at the

start of this note.

 

The only difference between them and

you that journey...and how far they've

walked it.

 

The folks in Mind Intensive are gaining 

followers. And making money.

 

And fixing broken relationships, and

sometimes moving out of them when

they're not worth trying to fix.

 

Some of them will turbocharge the

process when Fall Intensive rolls around.

 

And many more have already used

HOW TO RECEIVE to get the language,

the habits, the skills and the self-respect

to take the journey.

 

You will fail. Sometimes in private,

sometimes in public.

 

And you will embrace that failure.

 

Because that's what the confident

people do.

 

Much Love,

Larry