Overcoming Limiting Mindsets | Day 28
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Good day Reader We have only 2 Days Left of The Power Crown Games! Today I thought I'd share a lesson I learned recently: Overcoming limiting mindsets. Many times, I see people associate actions with results that shouldn't be associated with them. For example, I'm sure we've all seen the millionaire morning routines that take 6 hours to complete. One constant in all of them is that they make their bed. Many people believe that making their bed equates to a bigger bank number. It doesn't. Making your bed helps you stay organized. Organization helps you get a bigger bank number. Sometimes we think the only way to get a result is by doing the thing that got us that result in the first place. Making your bed helped you get organized, so you think making your bed is the only way to stay organized. But there are many ways to be organized. The goal is to just be organized. Of course this could be applied to anything. But it has helped me open my eyes and dig deep into the root of why I do everything. When you clearly understand your goal, your steps become easier to take. I encourage you to apply this exercise to your daily life and see what the true motivators of your actions are. And if possible, try replacing them with a more proactive approach. See how it goes. Until next time. Praying for your success. Estevan Out.
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