A short YouTube monologue by Elay Amitay Halevi arguing that claims like "I've tried everything" are victimizing limiting beliefs. The speaker insists that true effort and sufficient repetition ('reps') are required to produce incremental progress; if someone had genuinely tried enough approaches over time, at least some small improvement would have appeared.
The work does work. The only problem is you're not actually putting in the reps. You're too busy complaining about. I've tried everything. No, you haven't. If you tried everything, you'd be there. That's a victim statement. That puts you in a state of powerlessness. These are limiting beliefs. When you say something like that, it immediately shows me you haven't really tried anything at all and you haven't given anything enough time. Because if you had, something would have worked in one way or another, you would have seen a small bit of progress.
