Dr. Noah St John explains why you can't see your own success: being inside the bottle means you can't read the label. When you're too close to your own problems, you lose the perspective that lets you easily solve other people's.
You know, every, every one of us, we're all in our own little universe. And imagine if you're in a bottle, you can't see the outside of the bottle. You can't see what's on the label from inside the bottle. Another analogy that I also love to use is imagine if you're trying to read a book, you know, let's say like, here's, here's one of my books, for example, called The 7 Figure Expert. Imagine if you're trying to read a book and you go like this, right? And here's the book right up against your face. You really can't read— you can't read the book. And see, that's where we all are with our own problems. I'm sure many of the folks listening to the program today have seen the phenomenon where they can solve everyone else's problems, but they have trouble solving their own problems.
