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mastering the art of framing: shifting perspectives for success
unlearning limiting beliefs: a path to wealth and success
unlearning limiting beliefs: a path to wealth and success
Unlearning limiting beliefs is the key to unlocking our true potential and achieving wealth and success. In this thought-provoking transcript, J. Massey shares valuable insights on how our mindset and the frames we choose to put around facts can empower or hinder us. By understanding the power of faith and doubt, we can reshape our thinking and take favorable action toward our goals. This article will explore three significant themes from the transcript and delve into their broader implications.
key takeaways
Becoming rich or wealthy is not about learning something new but unlearning limiting beliefs.
We have the power to choose the frames we put around facts, which determines how we see the world.
Developing faith and focusing on favorable outcomes leads to anticipation and powerful energy for taking action.
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unlearning limiting beliefs
choosing our frames
When faced with facts, we tend to put frames around them. These frames can be positive or negative, depending on how we perceive the outcome. The law of duality reminds us that everything has at least two sides, and we must choose which side to focus on. By consciously and objectively thinking about the facts, we can choose to see the positive side and develop faith in favorable outcomes.
"Because you have agency and the ability to control it. Use it, period. Use it. This is how you change your situation, by focusing on favorable."
the power of anticipation
When we choose to focus on favorable outcomes and develop faith, we experience anticipation. This powerful energy fuels us to take action towards our goals. Whether it's writing a book, starting a business, or improving our health, anticipation gives us the motivation and drive to make things happen. By embracing anticipation, we can overcome procrastination and become powerful agents of change in our own lives.
"If you actually took the time to write out the other side of that and started focusing on the favorable side of the frame, you would develop faith, anticipation, and have some energy to take at least one step."
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