Peter Crone on how ego and defensive thoughts act like a virus, keeping people stuck in resignation about their bodies, businesses, and lives. The mind defends being right about your shortcomings instead of letting you change them.
How many people say they have dreams and aspirations, get in shape, create a business, start a homestead. People become resigned and cynical. They're no longer, like, actually enthusiastic for their life. It becomes normalized.
Rarely do we really understand the correlation between our mindset and the tricks that it plays on us.
When you recognize that we have this predisposition to want to be right. But what we're being right about is our shortcomings.
We want to be right for our ego, but very often, being right is the antithesis of the outcome that we want.
There's no greater virus than. Than a thought. And to me, you know, there's nothing that hurts us more than our own thinking.
How do we begin this journey of even getting in touch with our ego?
How do we get there? We have to. First of all, one of the best ways is.
Ultimate human.
