Even though the first time I walked this path is almost over, I am still hoping that people outside of the “wrong” group of people will see the improvement in my life. But that’s just me.

You could just as easily call out every mistake you make and say, "I made a mistake in the last three months, and I am now working on it again." Or, "I made a mistake again, and I am now working on it again.

In the last few months, I've been using a lot of Google search terms to find out what I'm doing, but I have never done that. At the beginning of this blog post I said that I didn't think I would end up with a reputation, so it was a good excuse to make the mistakes that I didn't think I'd pass on to anyone else.

You need to build your self-awareness.

You need to be aware of it because it helps you make better decisions and learn from your mistakes even if you don't know you made them. However, this awareness is not going to happen by itself. You need a team to help you with it. I am a coach and I coach many people on how to become self-aware.

I think I was probably a little too honest when I said that I don't think I'd ever make 13 mistakes before I die. And I guess I did mean that, too. But you have to be aware of what you do and what you say and how you do it. And if you do that, you'll see that the mistakes you make will not be worth making.

Not enough people are aware of the potential of what they say and how they do it.

That’s why I suggest you try to get a coach to work with you. One of the best ways to do this is to find a coach that is willing to help you with your awareness. It might take a little time, but it will pay off in the long run. You will find that when you start practicing self-awareness, you’ll be surprised how quickly it happens.

You are much too smart to realize that you have no need for self-awareness. So if you don't already know what you need to know before you start learning it, then you'll start spending too much time on this topic and thinking about how to use it.