What's inside your workplace?.mp4

18 Jun 2012 · 2 min

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In this motivational monologue, the speaker examines how fear‑based thinking infiltrates workplaces, especially during periods of change, causing paralysis and a cascade of negative outcomes. By shifting attention from what is to be avoided toward what is desired—people, tools, and positive results—individuals can break the cycle. The speaker introduces the "Seeing Red Cars Mindset," an intentional focus on positive outcomes that purportedly attracts the results one wants. The talk concludes with a promotional call to sign up for a free audio before a deadline to learn how to cultivate this mindset.

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What do you see in your workplace? It's simple. The things that you want, like people, furniture, maybe a few walls, and the tools that you need to get the job done. Maybe you suffer from something that you don't want— fear-based thinking. It comes when we stop focusing on what we want to accomplish and focus on those things that we're trying to avoid. And it can spread like wildfire. It's very common during times of change. You can pretend it doesn't exist, but this unconscious fear-based thinking has a cascading effect. It can be paralyzing for you, and you don't even notice it. These times call for something different— focusing on what you do want, being aware of your thoughts. This is a simple concept that's not so simple to change because most of our thoughts are focused on what we Don't want. You can change and develop an intentional focus on positive outcomes because you get more of whatever you focus on. This approach is what I call the Seeing Red Cars Mindset, and it leads to what you want, including a positive future, before it's too late. Don't miss the deadline. Sign up for a free audio and learn how you can create a positive outcome mindset.