Don’t invite saboteurs into your life

Don't invite saboteurs into your life One of the reasons I stay motivated to work so hard on so many books, programs, AI tools, and other major initiatives, including our investment firm, is to see feedback from our clients and readers on the difference it makes in their lives. It brightens my day to see the kind messages we get and helps me not pay attention to nasty messages from indecent people. Here is an example of one of such messages: Or this kind message I just received today about this week's summit we run for our other business: "Hi Kris, I  have just taken your five days of learning and you got the best people and I have learned so much/ I can't thank you enough. I truly believe that when I start using some of the things that I learned, I will become very successful. Thanks again to you and Ray. Jennifer" Of course, decent messages of appreciation are not the only kind I get. I remember a situation when a guy on LinkedIn I don't know wrote to me asking for help. We used to reply to everyone who wrote asking for free advice. But in time, we learned that free advice…