#3542: Give Yourself Commands, Not Suggestions
Most people talk to themselves the same way they talk to their friends, soft, loose, and open to negotiation. That kind of self-talk feels nice, but it does not produce […]
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Most people focus on who they want to become, but that’s not the real question. In this episode, I explain why growth starts with who you are willing to stop being. Real progress doesn’t come from adding more, it comes from subtraction. Every new level requires the death of an old identity. Until you decide which version of you is no longer allowed to exist, change stays theoretical.
Show Notes:
[01:42]#1 Old identities do not just fade away, they must be severed.
[08:44]#2 Some of your behaviors exist just for your ego.
[13:32]#3 The person you stop being determines the results you start getting.
[18:48] Recap
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Most people talk to themselves the same way they talk to their friends, soft, loose, and open to negotiation. That kind of self-talk feels nice, but it does not produce […]
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