Do you ever shame yourself for mistakes? You're not alone.
It’s common for lawyers especially, but in today's episode of Wealthyesque, we get into why shaming ourselves is unproductive and often leads to undesired results.
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In tomorrow’s episode of Wealthyesque, I share a recent experience I had with shaming myself for a mistake and why self-shaming sets us back further than the initial mistake.
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Your mistakes don’t define you.
They’re single moments in this long journey of life.
No need to shame yourself for them.
Learn from them. Grow from them. Then move on.
Easier said than done, I know.
The culture of the legal profession breeds people who are afraid to make mistakes.
But we’re human. We’re bound to make mistakes.
What really matters is how we handle mistakes when we make them.
How do you handle mistakes?
Your thoughts about your life and what’s possible for you have far greater impact than any external factor.
On tomorrow’s episode of Wealthyesque, we’ll talk about how our thoughts about debt and other circumstances in our lives lead to the results we get.
These two shifted our thoughts on our debt. After kids, the debt represented a roadblock to being the parents we wanted to be.
That shift caused us to take action to pay it off.
Four years later, we’ve paid off over $350,000 and counting.
The power of changing your thoughts.
Seems like a lot of folks could use a primer on economic stimulus, as well as "fairness" in our system.
So let's talk about both.
Economic stimulus was originated as a concept after the Great Depression by John Maynard Keynes, father of modern economics.
The end of the year tends to be a time where we focus on hustling and grinding more to "finish the year strong."
What if we put that same focus on rest, which lawyers often neglect?
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Even among six-figure earners, building wealth is often difficult. In the latest episode of Wealthyesque, I’m sharing the #1 secret to building wealth, no matter your income.
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25% of households making $150k or more live paycheck to paycheck. It may not be that your bank account is empty before the end of the month. More likely, it’s spending next month’s income to pay this month’s bills.
We often go through the motions in life doing what’s expected or what’s socially acceptable.
But what if you stopped living your life by default? How do you even do that?
Today’s episode of Wealthyesque dives into this very thing.
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