What proportion of people does Bri estimate would not be satisfied if their life stayed the same in five years?

Name: Embrace Change or Stay Stagnant? Bri Seeley's Life-Changing Advice | Mick Unplugged
Uploaded: 2024-07-23T16:00:33+00:00
Duration: 47 s
Channel: Mick Hunt
Description: A short excerpt from a YouTube interview (Mick Unplugged) where guest Bri Seeley contrasts the perceived risk of making life changes with the…

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Embrace Change or Stay Stagnant? Bri Seeley's Life-Changing Advice | Mick Unplugged

23 Jul 2024 · 1 min

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A short excerpt from a YouTube interview (Mick Unplugged) where guest Bri Seeley contrasts the perceived risk of making life changes with the often-overlooked risk of staying the same. She urges listeners to imagine their life five years from now and asks whether they'd be satisfied if nothing changed, arguing most people (she estimates ~95%) would not be, and prompting the question: what are you willing to do about it?

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About 95% (she says "probably for, like, 95% of people").

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A lot of people when they're standing like, where that client of mine was standing, and they look and they say, okay, well, I know where I'm at right now. And while it's not where I want to be, like, the risk of making a change, like, that's a risk. What we fail to look at in that moment is there is also a risk in staying where you are. There's a risk in not taking that step. So we look at the risk of movement, but we don't look at the risk of stagnancy. And so I would encourage you to look at. If your life was the same five years from now, would you feel satisfied? Would you say, oh, thanks, thank God I never took that step. If things were to continue going as they are and nothing were to change, would you feel satisfied in five years? You know, I would say that probably for, like, 95% of people, the answer to that is like, no, I wouldn't be satisfied. So then the question becomes, what are you willing to do about it?