4 Potent Strategies To Insulate Your Hope | Robin Sharma

Hi, it's Robin Sharma. Well, protecting your faith as you pursue your Mount Everest is one of the most important things you can do. If you lose your faith and you lose hope that no matter how great your opportunity, no matter how great your skill is, your visions don't get translated into results. And so what I wanted to do is I wanted to share four words that'll be very valuable to you and that I teach to my high level clients to help them insulate and fortify their faith, their hope, the fire in the belly. Even if they are an army of one, in terms of what they see as possible, the first one is trust. Trust sounds like a very simple word. But please remember, just because your dream hasn't happened yet, doesn't mean it's not in the process of happening. Trust that life has a timing that is wiser than your own intellect. And just stay invested in delivering magical value, bringing great skill to the world. And keep that monomaniacal focus on the highest ambition. Number two, lme. Last Mile Excellence. One of my favorite acronyms, Last Mile Excellence is simply how do you win a race? It's how you end the race. How do you create a masterpiece of a project? It's not how you begin, it's the finishing end touches as the project nears completion. 3. Detachment. Whether it's an NBA superstar, a multi billionaire, a titan of industry, a humanitarian, the best of the best all have one thing in common. They fall in love with the process. They understand that world class is not an event. It is a process. So detach from applause, detach from income, detach from being loved, detach from being famous. And fall in love with the process of creating your project that will change, change the world. And then finally, perspective. You know, it's very easy for us to think we're more important than we truly are. No matter how long you get to live, life is a pretty short ride. As a matter of fact, 100 years from now, and the biohackers will disagree with me. But 100 years from now, or 150 years from now, everyone who is alive on the planet today will be dust. We're not that important. We're a tiny planet in a galaxy of, I believe, billions, if not trillions of planets. So let's keep perspective on the shortness of life and how even the things that we make so important really aren't so important.