Personality Isn't Permanent: Break Free from Self-Limiting Beliefs and Rewrite Your Story
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His goal shaped his identity, his identity shaped his actions, and his actions shaped who he was and was becoming. This is how personality is developed.
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When the why is strong enough, you can get yourself through and do any how.
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Your personality is an effect, not a cause.
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When you’re intentional about where you’re going, then you can become who you want to be.
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Over time, and through repeated behavior, your identity becomes your personality.
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examining the reason for your behaviors will help you see what your goals are.
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Your goals must be consciously chosen and then fiercely pursued.
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Those who become successful constantly expose themselves to new things.
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Knowledge is key to setting goals.
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Your future self must be stronger, wiser, and more capable than your current self.
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Your desires shouldn’t be mistaken as the “real” you.
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You have to learn to want and value what you don’t currently want.
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When you evolve as a person, you develop a sense of purpose that expands beyond your personal preferences and interests.
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Your life will become far more successful when you choose desires that produce outcomes your future self wants.
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Confidence is the basis of imagination—which
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The greater your confidence, the bigger your future self.
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Confidence is fragile, not constant.
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Confidence is built through acts of courage and commitment.
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when you improve one area of your life, all other areas improve as well.
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“process” without measurement isn’t a process at all.
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When performance is measured and reported, the rate of improvement accelerates.”
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When you commit to a bigger future, you’re forced to improve how you spend your evenings and mornings.
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Rarely are the evening hours spent powerfully.
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You avoid wasteful consumption. You get more rest. You enable yourself to wake up earlier and get to work on your goals before the busyness of the day takes hold.
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Get up early and start getting after your future self.
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If you improve your days, you’ll improve your life.
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Any bold move toward your goal is a power move.
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Power moves are subconscious-enhancing, resetting what is “normal” behavior for you.
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“Anyone who isn’t embarrassed by who they were twelve months ago isn’t learning enough.”
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Self-actualization is the idea that you are no longer inhibited by internal or external limitations but are free to pursue your highest potential and aims.
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you’ll need to embrace uncertainty.
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all choices involve uncertainty and risk.
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the unknown is in actuality the foundation of all fears.
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A prediction error is another term for failing. Failing is another term for learning. And learning is another term for changing.
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Gratitude has been found to heal and transform relationships.
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In almost every way imaginable, gratitude has been found to help.
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When traumatized, you start thinking in black and white. Instead
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Having a growth mindset means your life is defined by the future and focused on what can change.
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Our true and authentic self isn’t who we currently are.
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it is our deepest-held aspirations, dreams, and goals.
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a refractory period is the amount of time it takes to emotionally recover and move on from an experience.
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The less you hold on to mistakes or painful experiences, the better you’re able to adapt to what the situation requires and perform in order to achieve your goals.
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Courage is always required to face the truth and move forward in your life. Courage transforms trauma.
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it is incredibly small and simple acts that can have the biggest impact on our lives.
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The bigger my future self becomes, the more empathetic witnesses I need in my circle to help me get there.
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Dr. Henry Eyring, “When you meet someone, treat them as if they were in serious trouble and you will be right more than half the time.”
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Being an empathetic witness is about being interested, not interesting.
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Transforming trauma is ultimately about rebuilding trust.
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Healthy memories change over time.
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when your “status” becomes more important than your “growth,” you usually stop growing.