It’s: “I did a bad thing,” not “I am a bad person.”
It’s: “I tried and failed,” not “I am a failure.”
It’s: “I did it wrong,” not “I am wrong.”
How you talk to yourself defines your Self. Be careful what you say.
This is what an EXCEPTIONAL mindset thinks like and sounds like.
So impressive from a 22 years old.
Not only you CAN control what you think, and how you think it and why, but you SHOULD.
See your mind as a skill and practice it as such.
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I started watching this Netflix series called “2 Broke Girls” and I realized something deeper than the comedy…
These two girls work at the same place but have two completely different mindsets.
The blonde one grew up wealthy and somehow became BROKE. But even while broke:
- She’s still positive and always looks on the bright side of things
– She’s business-minded and
– Sees opportunities in things
While the other one grew up poor and it shows too. She has a negative view of life, a victim mentality and believes that she’s destined to fail.
And something hit me while I was watching one of the episodes…
Your background really shapes who you are as a person; how you think, how you view the world and even how you respond to opportunities.
Rich kids are taught how to think about money, business and growth. While poor kids are taught how to survive, manage struggle and “manage their expectations.”
That difference is LOUD.
This is why self-development is so important. Because sometimes it’s not that you’re not lazy, you’re just acting based on what you’re used to and from the beliefs your background instilled in you 🤷🏾♀️
Sometimes, you need a whole new mindset + environment not just setting new goals.
Because even though you set new goals as long as your mindset stays the same, guess what? Tomorrow the loop will repeat itself
@LLLingKkkwong hello, is the live starting already or not yet? I have already bought an online ticket but on my end it is not starting yet. Hope you can answer this.