Rob Dial shares advice from his first paid coach: treat your life like a CEO treats a business. If you end up without the wealth, love, or happiness you want, that's on you. Taking total responsibility for every outcome is what actually lets you change things.
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What is the best advice you've ever heard or received? I'll give you the. I'll give you the sentence, and if you want me explain it, I can. But everything is your fault. Yeah, you can explain it. Everything is your fault. Comes back to like, you are the CEO of your life. My very first mentor that I had, I paid $500 a month to have my first coach when I was 19. And he had this really tough conversation, and he said, rob, if a business succeeds, whose fault is it? And I was like, what do you mean? He's like, if a business succeeds, all 1,000 employees move into the direction they. They have a successful year. Whose faults that. The person who orchestrated. I was like, the. He said, if a business fails, whose fault is it? And I said, the CEO. He said, rob, if you get to the end of your life and it's not what you wanted it to be, and you didn't create the life that you wanted to make, the money that you wanted to have, the success, the love, the happiness, travel to places that you wanted to, whose fault would it be? And I said, it'd be my fault. And he said, if you did create the life that you wanted to, you had the love, the happiness, the abundance, everything that you wanted, whose fault would that be? And I said, it'd be my fault. And he said, the problem with you is you're treating this life as if you're the victim. And what you need to realize that everything that happens to you is your fault and that your life won't change until you decide that you want to be the CEO of your life.