Michael ZellerNeurorewired LLC · Neurorewiring Expert

Your View Of Yourself Matters

7 Jun 2024 · 1 min

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In this motivational monologue, the speaker argues that a person's self‑identity is shaped by the way they view themselves—whether as a victim or an over‑comer, as poor or wealthy, or as traumatized or resilient. Using the analogy of athletes who train, eat right, and prepare to perform at their best, the speaker illustrates that just as athletes actively shape their physical condition, individuals shape their mental and emotional condition through their thoughts, actions, and feelings. The core claim is that identity is a reflection of the combination of these internal processes, and changing one’s self‑view can shift one’s life outcomes.

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But if you're a current athlete, guess what? You're training, you're eating right, you're doing the things to get yourself in shape and to be at your best. Same thing in our lives, right? If we are seeing ourselves as a victim, if we are seeing ourselves as an overcomer, if we are seeing ourselves as poor or rich or wealthy or destined for wealth or whatever it may be, or we're a victim of trauma, so we're always, quote, traumatized instead of we are overcomer of trauma. Right? So our identity is a reflection of the combinations of our thoughts, our actions, and our feelings around ourself. It's actually how we see ourself. It's our worldview on you.