Sachin Patel uses a tree shedding leaves as a metaphor for how past pain becomes fertilizer for future growth. Those who achieve greatness aren't the ones who never fail, but those who fail fast and learn quickly. Let go of limiting beliefs and use your mistakes as strength.
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Our limiting beliefs are crucial for us to address, to let go, and to release. And one thing I want you to write down is that your past is fertilizer for the future. So let's look at trees as an example, right? The leaves have served their purpose. Does anyone know why the leaves fall off the tree? Well, what would happen if the leaves stayed on the trees? Well, first of all, they would freeze, their cells would explode, and they would die, and all that nutrition would be lost. So instead, the tree, with its billion years of intelligence, says, let's pull these nutrients, draw them back in, and let's release these leaves. Which will serve as fertilizer for the next season. All right, so our past, no matter how rough, bad, crappy our past has been, it's given us strength and fertilizer to build a better future. You see, the people who are on this stage aren't the ones that made all the right decisions. They're the ones that made the most mistakes. They're the ones that made the most mistakes. And the key is to learn, fail and learn fast.