Welcome back to another episode of the mind of George show. And this is a mindful Monday, a mind fill your mind Monday. And before this episode, I had to ask my team with the new format of the show. Do I still say as a mindful Monday, is it minute, Monday? Is it just Monday? And we decided what we fill in it.So I don't remember. So we're just going to call it a mindful Monday. And I'm going to be okay with that. I'm here for that. It's a mindful Monday episode and I feel like a secret weapon for all entrepreneurs and all human beings is to practice more mindfulness, something I struggled with for years, and I still work on every day, but I love it.And I love the results of it. So why not call it a mindful Monday, but today's Monday episode is a little bit different. It's a little bit different because we just finished the event, the lighthouse business accelerator in Montana. And if you're watching this on video, I'm literally dancing in my office.This is why I have my own office by the way. And I have eight feet behind my desk because I'm pretty animated and I like to run. And so I'm like bouncing around. Because I'm passionate and all too often, people mistake my passion for like anger, rage. I'm like, no, I'm just passionate. Like I care, I got to get it out, which is great that I do live events because I got to stand on stage and get it out.And today is May 5th that I'm recording this. So then you're going to hear it in a couple of days. But the event ended, I think on like April 26th or something. And so I took eight or nine days off to really recover, fill my tank and get checked back in. But today I want to talk about the event.I want to talk about the event and the biggest lessons and the biggest takeaways from the event to give to you with some practices that you can use. And. I've had this fear. For a long time of sounding like a broken record, right? So we're 170 something podcasts in. I've been creating content on the internet since 2010. So 11 years, I've probably made 2,003,000 videos. I've been on a couple thousand interviews and I've still have this deep rooted fear of saying the same thing over and over. And so what I was get cutesy with it, I would always try to repackage it or find a way, but at the end of the day, success is boiled down to simplicity and the most powerful results in the world will come from the most simple practices done consistently over and over. And so this is something that I'm learning to fall in love with that I'm learning to understand and came to me as one of my biggest takeaways at the event cause at the event we had our private mastermind first and we spent three mindblowing days together getting clear on legacy and vision and needle movers and execution and prioritization, and literally unlocking hidden potential in our beautiful mastermind members. And what came up for me and it comes up for me a lot.I'm like, said this before, or I've done this before, and I've been afraid of that for a long time. But the truth is Hey, if I have this knife and this knife makes dinner, a breeze is really safe to use. Always cuts the perfect slices. Why wouldn't you use the same knife over and over. And so one of my biggest takeaways as I facilitated and I went through this event, the mastermind first and the public event was really learning how to trust my tools.And when I say learning how to trust my tools, meaning that I have a deep toolbox, I can use a whole lot of things. And they all really boiled down to the same things. But for a lot of my life, I've always thought I need another tool or I'm missing a tool or that screwdriver is not good enough for that hammer isn't the right one. But the truth was is that they were always the right ones. I didn't trust myself enough to use them. And, we can unpack that on another time, but typically it would be from a lack of clarity on the vision or a lack of clarity of why I use that tool or how I can most effectively use that tool.And after these even