Your analytical mind is your edge. It's also what puts your gut to sleep. The smarter you are, the more you're able to tell yourself a compelling story about something that's not true. So you walk into rooms sleepwalking, and the more asleep you are, the more easily you're lulled into distraction. When a blind spot fires while you're switching lanes at speed, you're moving fast and breaking things, in part because you're sleepwalking. Your mind can be gaslit by a compelling argument. Your sixth sense can't.

Read the articles on my Substack. It's an interesting idea, and worth your effort: your gut, your primitive sixth sense, can't be gaslit the way your thinking can.

Let's wake you up with Self-Guided. You purchase it, you get it all. It's the Rick Steves' Guide to Everest. Okay, let's go wake you up so you can't be gaslit by internal distraction.

If you are successful and you're sick of being blindsided, of walking into rooms and not noticing how you're doing inside, of the stories you tell yourself that aren't true smacking you on the side of the head a little later, and you want to notice what's BS right away, then come talk to me. Press Contact Robert. We'll have a conversation.

If you're not as successful as you think, or you're actually not sleepwalking as much as you worry you are, I will say no. It's a complete sentence. It doesn't require an explanation or punctuation.

But if you can convince me that you are successful enough, and that you are sleepwalking like many of us, I'll help you wake up.