unlocking your potential: shifting mindset for success

in this issue...

• pursuing more: doing things differently

• the power of identity: becoming more

• intention vs. distraction: focusing on what matter …

• in other words…

• questions for you

• announcements:

pursuing more: doing things differently

We all want more in life.

Whether it's more money, more time with loved ones, or more freedom, we all have something we desire.

However, in order to achieve more, we need to do things differently.

Many of us fall into the trap of doing the same things repeatedly, expecting different results.

We get stuck in a cycle of trying to solve our problems with the same mindset and actions that created them in the first place.

We can't expect opportunities to knock on our door; we must seek them out actively.

This often means stepping out of our comfort zones and doing things differently.

It requires a shift in mindset and a willingness to take risks.

By doing things differently, we open ourselves up to new possibilities and increase our chances of achieving what we want.

the power of identity: becoming more

How we see ourselves and what we believe about ourselves plays a significant role in our actions and outcomes.

If we believe ourselves to be a certain way, we will act congruently with that belief.

However, to achieve more, we need to become more.

I’ve had to reshape my identity as a CEO to take this company to the next level.

I had to be willing to change and embrace new ideas and perspectives.

Similarly, in our lives, we need to be willing to mold ourselves into someone who can achieve what we want.

This requires intention and a commitment to personal growth. We must identify as the person who can achieve our goals and act accordingly.

intention vs. distraction: focusing on what matters

Every time we say yes to something, we are saying no to something else. Our intentions drive our choices and actions.

We must be intentional about our actions and focus on what matters to achieve more.

Distraction is the enemy of progress.

Many of us get distracted by things that don't align with our goals and waste time and energy.

To achieve more, we need to be intentional about where we direct our attention and focus.

We must eliminate distractions and prioritize things, moving us closer to our goals.

in other words…

In order to achieve more and change our lives, we need to do things differently and become more.

We must be willing to put ourselves in the way of opportunities, reshape our identities, and be intentional about our actions.

By doing so, we can break free from the cycle of mediocrity and create the life we truly desire.

questions for you

Pick one or more of the questions below and comment your answers below the article on our website:

1. In what ways do you believe intention and distraction play a role in achieving goals? Can you give an example from your own experience?

2. What are some challenges and opportunities that come with reshaping one's identity?

3. Have you ever experienced limitations based on how you identified yourself and your role in a particular context?

4. How can "success leaving clues" be applied to short-term rentals or real estate investment? What clues might one look for in this context?

5. How have past experiences and personal beliefs influenced your approach to pursuing more in your life? In what ways can these influences empower or limit your pursuit of goals?

6. Can you share a personal example of how identity and action aligned to produce a desired outcome?

7. Think about when you found yourself in a situation where the exchange was not worthwhile. How did you approach the need for change in that situation?

8. How can the principle of "success leaving clues" be applied in building successful relationships, whether personal or professional? Can you think of specific clues that indicate a successful relationship?

announcements:

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that’s it, for the moment…

J. Massey

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