Hello Friend,

This idea might sound weird to you but take a look at this perspective.

This statement is repeated & discussed by successful people to the point of sickness 👇
 
"If you’re the smartest person in the room, you’re in the wrong room".
 
Let me confess, I spent most of my life thinking that-
 
> I need to be the best in the room.
> I had to prove to people that I knew more than them
> I was self-obligated to win every argument
> I was playing the game alone
> I was caught up in my ego thinking that my success will come only from my personal talents & abilities.

I’m sure many of you would resonate with me because that’s how we’ve been conditioned.
 
🙆‍♀️I can’t tell you how I regret doing all this for years.
 
I’m glad that now I choose to be in association with those who are more talented, more knowledgeable & more experienced than me.
 
And I’m open to learning & implementing all the Gyan I gather from them.
 
WHY?
 
Because growth doesn’t happen in a vacuum - it happens when we accept the likelihood of failure and learn from the mistakes and successes of others.
 
What happens when you surround yourself with talented people 👇
 
1- You feel uncomfortable & that’s how you start pushing your limits to reach your potential
 
2- You get challenged for the narrative you created for yourself (which could be wrong).
 
3- You witness different perspectives from their experiences which you could have never gained.
 
4- You learn things you might never consider learning otherwise.
 
5- You make lesser mistakes because you learn from their failures.
 
 
You can either choose
 
✅To feed your ego & be with people who make you feel good

Or

❌You can be with those who challenge you to beat your best.
 
👉Let me remind you: PROXIMITY TO POWER IS POWER
 
Hanging out with successful people will one day make you successful because someday they were the dumbest in the room.
 
✅ I would rather hang out with goldmines than ash heaps.
 
Take a little time out & look around your room.
 
Are you the dumbest?

If Not, then it's time you find such a room.

Will you?
 

To your Brand's Success

Sakshi Chandraakar