Joe FierHead of Builds, Delphi · Scaling expert knowledge with AI

Overachievers Need to Celebrate Successes Too

Name: Overachievers Need to Celebrate Successes Too
Uploaded: 2024-09-11T13:00:42+00:00
Duration: 41 s
Channel: Joe Fier
Description: A short spoken segment from a YouTube video by Joe Fier arguing that overachievers often fail to celebrate their wins and should deliberately start by…

11 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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A short spoken segment from a YouTube video by Joe Fier arguing that overachievers often fail to celebrate their wins and should deliberately start by celebrating to raise energy. The speaker then poses a second, introspective question—"what do you need to stop doing?"—and gives examples (stop doubting yourself; stop binge-watching and reallocate time to outreach) as concrete behavioral changes to inch toward goals.

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Overachievers never celebrate. We don't. I didn't celebrate for years. I accomplished a lot, but we don't celebrate. So I always start with celebration. Because then it also raises your energy to talk through the hard stuff. Because the second question is, what do you need to stop doing? It's really that introspective of, wow, I need to really stop doubting myself that what I truly want isn't for me. Or I need to stop, you know, binge watching shows and put that time into actually reaching out to new potential clients and trying to close a new deal. Right. Like, so the stop doing is a really key question to be a little bit more introspective of, like, what's really holding me back from inching more towards that goal?