Rich, from Evan Carmichael's mastermind group, says his younger self should have worried less and invested more in personal and spiritual growth instead of just technical skills. Over ten years, mindset beats skill set.
What's your advice to your younger self?
So I recently challenged my mastermind group to come up with a video to share that gave advice to their younger self, and one of my members, Rich, had an amazing piece, and I wanted to share a quick clip of it for you guys.
Rich, I love you, man. You do great work. Just have more faith. Believe more, worry less, do more, think less. I'll tell you, spend more time working on yourself than working on your business. Spend more time developing yourself personally, spiritually, psychologically. Develop yourself more. Work on more personal development stuff rather than just figuring out technical stuff about cameras or about, you know, computers or software. Just the more you can develop yourself, the better it's going to be for you. Because really, at the end of the day, having 10 years to look back at stuff Mindset is more important than skill set.
So the two things that I love about this video, one was how he said, Rich, I love you, man. It felt heartfelt to me. And two, I love the point at the end about mindset being more important than skill set. And I think going through that exercise of being able to give your younger self advice sets you up now for what you should be paying attention to ongoing as well, because often that advice is still applicable today. So I'm curious for you guys, what advice would you give the younger version of yourself? Leave it in the comments below and I'm going to join in the discussion. Thank you so much for watching. Continue to believe, and I'll see you soon.
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