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The #1 Podcast For Personal Growth. 10 Minute Mindset is a no-fluff daily podcast that teaches you practical life lessons you can use to improve your mindset and life immediately. For more personal development insights, tactics and strategies, make sure to subscribe to my youtube or newsletter. Tweet Me: https://twitter.com/scottdclary
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ตั้งแต่ 4 เมษายน 2023
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Most people think avoiding confrontation is the mature, patient thing to do. It's not. It's one of the most expensive habits you can have. For six months, someone on my team wasn't hitting the standard I'd set. I noticed every single time. And I said nothing. I told myself I was being reasonable, b…
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The most underrated skill in professional life has nothing to do with what you know. After 650 interviews, I've noticed that the guests who bring the best energy outperform the ones with the best resumes almost every time. A researcher at Wharton proved that one person's mood can shift the decision…
Most people let one bad moment at 10am ruin every good hour that comes after it. A stressful call bleeds into the next meeting, which bleeds into dinner, and by the end of the day you've handed your worst self to every person and every task that deserved your best. A brain scientist from Harvard fo…
You keep moving the goalposts. More money, bigger titles, better metrics. You think success is evolving. It's not. Success doesn't evolve—your ability to admit what you actually wanted all along does. You chase new definitions of winning to avoid what you…
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When someone compliments you, you deflect or feel uncomfortable. Everyone thinks you're being modest. You're not—you're being honest. You know you can do better, and accepting praise for something beneath your potential feels like lying. High performers reject compli…
You give perfect advice to everyone else—clear, confident, obvious solutions. But when it's your own life, you're paralyzed. Not because you're a hypocrite. Because you can't see your own life from the outside. There's a cognitive blind spot that makes you brilliant …
There's a reason you're working just as hard as people making 10x more than you—you're optimizing for the wrong thing. Most people try to get rich by doing more: more hustle, more hours, more tactics. The wealthy get rich by seeing differently. They ask one quest…
There's a reason you're working just as hard as people making 10x more than you—you're optimizing for the wrong thing. Most people try to get rich by doing more: more hustle, more hours, more tactics. The wealthy get rich by seeing differently. They ask one quest…
You want better friends, better clients, a bigger role—but you're trying to get the upgrade without paying the upgrade cost. From below, you can only see what you want, not what becoming that person will demand of you. Mozart wanted freedom and recognition in Vienna but …
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