A speaker breaks down fixed versus growth mindsets, explaining how top performers recognize self-doubt and actively reframe it. He argues that negative thinking attracts negative outcomes, while champions stay willing to learn, work extra hours, and maintain discipline to shift their mindset and performance.
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In mindset, we talk about fixed mindset. Yeah. And we talk about an open and growth mindset. And the thing is, we're all built up of them two things. But what I realise is I notice when I'm in the fix, I think, whoa, what am I doing? I need to flip what I've just thought then, because it's going against who I really am. Sometimes, like, everyone thinks, can I do this? I don't know if I'm good enough. It was just a thought in my head, just a thought. What happens if I just change what I thought? Like, it's the way they're thinking when things happen. If yesterday was a setback, they bring the setback with them. And when you're in a negative mindset, it's like the law of attraction. Like, we attract things to us when we're thinking negatively, we're acting negative, our actions are negative, our behaviors are negative. People who want to be top builder, they want to be top builder because they're willing to do anything to be top builder. Whatever change they need to make, they'll make it. Whatever thing they need to learn, they'll learn it, they'll follow it, they'll turn up on time, they'll do the timings, they'll work extra. It's like, it's their actions.
