A short motivational talk by John Assaraf arguing that focusing on the process (thinking, feeling, and behavioral processes) rather than fixating on desired results leads to predictable, desired outcomes. He emphasizes aligning your process with the result you want and changing process when outcomes are unwanted.
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Hey, I've got a great question for you. Are you focusing the majority of your time on the results that you want, or on the process to achieve the results? Now, as you can probably imagine just by the question, what I really want to suggest is that when you focus on the process, the result obviously takes care of itself, right? If you have the wrong process, the result will never be the right result. And if you have results that you don't want to achieve, stop focusing on those and start focusing on what is the right process in order to achieve the result that I want. Now, obviously, there's a thinking process, there's a feeling process, and there is a behavioral process that you must partake in if you want to achieve a specific, predictable result. Now, your job and the best way to use your brain is to find the solution.