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EP163: What I Wish I Knew 40 Years Ago
On this episode of The Wednesday Call podcast, your host Andy Albright discusses what he wishes he knew 40 years ago and is still learning now!
When it comes to mindset, we must think about establishing a set of attitudes held by a person -- including YOU!
Four things to work on FORGET ...
Forget About Your Fear
Forget About Past Failures
Forget About Your Inadequacies
Forget About Your Excuses
WHY?
When you forget about your fears, you can focus on your burning desires. This motivates you to trust again and kill the past. Don't talk about the past. The past distracts you and allows you to hope again, which moves you to working on the future.
Forgetting your past failures helps you focus on your future growth. Doing this provides you with confidence and helps to defeat your doubts. It creates your drive and initiative, which helps limit your level of procrastination to get stuff done.
When you are able to forget your inadequacies, you focus on your strengths more. This promotes your drive and you recognize the need for urgency. It empowers you to ramp up your ambition and recognize what it takes for distinction.
If you can forget your excuses, then you can focus more on "why not me." This builds discipline and you form accepting habits. Now, you can embrace the routine that is necessary to succeed and start mastering the mundane.
4 Greats quotes on this subject:
"It's a funny thing about life, once you begin to take note of the things you are grateful for, you begin to lose sight of the things that you lack." -- Germany Kent
"The greatest win is walking away and choosing not to engage in drama and toxic energy at all." -- Lalah Delia
"There are no limitations to the mind except those we acknowledge. Both poverty and riches are the offspring of thought." -- Napoleon Hill
"Picture your brain forming new connections as you meet the challenge and learn. Keep on going." -- Carol Dweck
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By Andy Albright: Entrepreneur, Business Leader, Author, Speaker, Motivator
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On this episode of The Wednesday Call podcast, your host Andy Albright discusses what he wishes he knew 40 years ago and is still learning now!
When it comes to mindset, we must think about establishing a set of attitudes held by a person -- including YOU!
Four things to work on FORGET ...
Forget About Your Fear
Forget About Past Failures
Forget About Your Inadequacies
Forget About Your Excuses
WHY?
When you forget about your fears, you can focus on your burning desires. This motivates you to trust again and kill the past. Don't talk about the past. The past distracts you and allows you to hope again, which moves you to working on the future.
Forgetting your past failures helps you focus on your future growth. Doing this provides you with confidence and helps to defeat your doubts. It creates your drive and initiative, which helps limit your level of procrastination to get stuff done.
When you are able to forget your inadequacies, you focus on your strengths more. This promotes your drive and you recognize the need for urgency. It empowers you to ramp up your ambition and recognize what it takes for distinction.
If you can forget your excuses, then you can focus more on "why not me." This builds discipline and you form accepting habits. Now, you can embrace the routine that is necessary to succeed and start mastering the mundane.
4 Greats quotes on this subject:
"It's a funny thing about life, once you begin to take note of the things you are grateful for, you begin to lose sight of the things that you lack." -- Germany Kent
"The greatest win is walking away and choosing not to engage in drama and toxic energy at all." -- Lalah Delia
"There are no limitations to the mind except those we acknowledge. Both poverty and riches are the offspring of thought." -- Napoleon Hill
"Picture your brain forming new connections as you meet the challenge and learn. Keep on going." -- Carol Dweck
www.AndyAlbright.com
@AndySAlbright
www.NAALeads.com
@NationaAgentsAlliance
@NAALeadsTheWay
#TheAlliance #DoTheDo
#PremiumPointsPolarBears