Hi STJEPAN TOKIC,

You know when you grow up, as a kid, you’re kind of trained to think in a certain way.

To be "successful" you have to study hard. Get good grades. Go to college, get a degree and become a doctor or a lawyer.

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And we’re being judged all the way. If we have a different learning style than what the school system allows, we’re labeled as a ‘bad student’ and left behind. If we decide not to become a doctor or a lawyer, our parents’ hearts think we’re failures.

All through life we’re molded to conform to what society says we should be. How our parents say we should behave. What our teachers say we should aspire to. What the media says success should look like.

Here’s the thing - most of them mean well, but it doesn’t help us grow into the person we need to become if we want to make our impact on the world.

Our success must not be defined by what others say it should be. The only way you can define your own success is by your own standards, and on your own terms.

Robin Sharma will help you define - and live - your success in his new Masterclass which is playing now.

Love. Ajit