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myself. I need to find information myself, not just passively accept what the expert istelling me. Important lesson and, hopefully, you’ve learned that and if you haven’tlearned that lesson yet, it’s time to learn it now.I’m going to read a quote from Robert Kiyosaki. It says “By unlearning the self-defeatinghidden curriculum, which has thus far limited you, you can begin to experience thesuccess that you know deep down inside can be yours. Your new success can thenbecome a beacon to inspire others.” Now a “beacon” is a light. It’s a strong light.So what he’s saying is that you have to unlearn all of these messages in school,because those messages stop you from being successful. In fact, you want to do theopposite of all of those things in order to be successful in real life, not school and thenwhen you become successful, hopefully, you will inspire other people to also becomesuccessful.That’s part of what I hope to do. I have become successful in my own life in manydifferent ways, now I’m hoping to help you also become more successful; to have thelife you want. You gotta’ unlearn all of these things. Let’s talk about a few of these.Number one, don’t make mistakes. Mistakes are bad. Oh, that one makes me angry.Look, mistakes are the secret to learning. Mistakes are the secret to success. If you arenot making mistakes it means you’re not taking risks. If you’re not making mistakes itmeans you’re not trying things that are new enough or difficult enough. You’re notchallenging yourself if you’re not making mistakes and that means you’re not growing ifyou’re not making mistakes. You gotta’ make a lot of mistakes, that’s how you learn.When I started Effortless English, I didn’t know anything about business or technologyand I made lots of mistakes. I’m still making mistakes with the business, but I learn fromthem. That’s how I have learned so much in a very short period of time and that’s whyI’m successful now, today.I’m grateful for my mistakes. If I had tried to be safe all the time and correct all the timeI’d still be poor. I wouldn’t be enjoying my teaching this much. My life would not be asgood as it is now. So that’s number one. You gotta’ learn to love mistakes, to acceptthem, to laugh at them and, of course, always learn from them.Another one, the, do as you’re told; trust the experts. I have now learned to, basically,do the opposite. I never trust experts. When I hear an expert, especially a normal expertlike on TV, somebody that everybody thinks is correct, I automatically distrust them. I’mautomatically suspicious; because I’ve learned over the years in my life that what mostpeople think is correct is very often wrong and not correct.www.EffortlessEnglishClub.com