Liz talks about building a curious mindset and setting realistic expectations for yourself. She covers experimenting with new skills and the idea of getting 1% better each day, framing personal growth as something you control through small, consistent choices.
You just have to have a curious mindset. Seek out new knowledge and skills to consistently expand your capabilities. Some you're going to love, some you're going to hate, some you're going to continue to do, Some you'll be like, nope, that was a fun experiment, but I am never going to do dirt bike riding on an ice pond ever again. That sucks. Like, it just depends, right? Number eight, Set expectations. Who? This is a part where a lot of humans have a hard time with set expectations. What do you expect from yourself? A pause there for dramatic suspense. Have you ever asked yourself, what do I expect from myself? Have you ever sat down at the base of a tree and thought, here are my expectations of me, Liz, or Bobby or Jenny or George. And here's the thing that I'll attach to this. Once you set those expectations. Expectations. Because I do have expectations of myself. You have to have something to go with that. And this is where Liz my 1% better each and every day comes from. I expect that I will grow. I expect that I will become someone special. I expect that I will help hundreds, if not thousands of humans while I'm on the planet. How do I do that? By becoming 1% better each and every day myself.
