A coach explains why constant hustle often backfires. By deliberately slowing down during planning, you reset the conditioning that equates effort with success, become more receptive to everyday opportunities, and reach your goals with less exhaustion.
What does the S stand for? Subconscious Mindset Training. I was talking about that gentleman with the 300,000. One of the first things I had to do as we're developing that vision is I had to get them to slow down a little bit. Because one of the common programming things I see, especially in the United States, is we are conditioned to massive actions, exhaustive efforts. You got to trade off your life to get things. If it's not working, put more effort into it and this and that and everything else. And what that does is it shuts off the flow of us seeing how things can come about easier, quicker as we do that. So I have to get people to throttle back, and developing that vision is a good time to do that. And then all of a sudden, they start seeing an opportunity. Because I tell opportunities are coming by us all day long, but when we're doing 150 miles an hour, we don't see them because we're so locked in on that massive efforts and stuff. So that right there is a common programming shift that I have to make with my clients.
