In this motivational video, Natalie Fisher urges job seekers to adopt an "infinitely capable" self‑image to tackle the daunting job‑search process. She argues that negativity—from internal doubts, external criticism, or discouraging LinkedIn posts—must be ignored, and that a strong mental framework is essential. Fisher uses a weight‑lifting analogy to explain how challenges and rejections should be treated as resistance that builds mental muscle, not as reasons to give up. She emphasizes discipline, self‑reminder, and surrounding oneself with supportive people. Fisher then promotes a three‑day training series called "Solve Your Way to Your Six‑Figure Job," which teaches a problem‑solution framework used by high earners. The program focuses on actionable problem‑solving, confronting controllable factors, and turning failures into strength. The video ends with a call to action to sign up, download a workbook, and engage with the training.
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Who do you see yourself as? When you think about yourself, what do you think? This is a really important question to ask because when it comes to creating something you want to create, if it's something that you haven't created before or something you haven't done before or something that you see in front of you as like a mountain to climb, and that's what a lot of people feel the job search is, then you have to see yourself as someone who is infinitely capable of handling that climb and getting to the top of the mountain. And throughout the day, you're going to be tested and you're going to be challenged, right? You're going to have a lot of negativity come into your brain. You're going to have a lot of negativity from other people that— and you're going to see a lot of negativity from posts on LinkedIn that are going to tell you how hard things are. And Here's the thing. That's okay. It doesn't have to be like— it doesn't have to define what happens in your own head, right? So when you're going to do something hard, when you're going to overcome a challenge, right, when you're going to overcome a challenge, maybe many challenges to get to where you're going, you're going to need to have a very strong mental framework. That mental framework is going to have to continue to bring you back to the fact that you are infinitely capable, okay? And you're gonna need to remind yourself of that. You're gonna need other people to help remind you and support you. And if you don't have those people around you, you need to get around people who believe that about you, okay? And there's just no other option because there's no room for all the negative riffraff. There's no room for all the, the chatter that tells you that you can't do it or that it's it's hard, or the, the, that because it's hard you can't do it, or you're not capable, or any kind of chatter like that that's gonna get in the way of you doing what you need to do to move forward and seeing how you're moving forward and using your progress for, for strength, and also using your fails for strength. Because when you're doing something hard like the job hunt, which has become increasingly harder but not never impossible, is you're gonna need a lot more mental strength than you're used to exercising. Okay. And it's like if we're lifting weights and the weights are hard to lift, that's what builds the muscle. You need to be using everything that happens in the job hunt that is, is a weight that you lift that maybe causes you pain and strain afterwards. You're going to need to use that to get stronger instead of using it to curl up into a ball and go hide under the duvet cover in your bed for a week. It's going to have to strengthen you Instead of bringing you down, and that's what a lot of people don't—they don't use that as fuel. They use it as like a reason to feel weak and to feel less capable instead of a reason to double down and go for it with even more power. And that is something high performers do. They need to be doing that. They need to get into the habit of doing that so that they can continue to create the results and the weight. analogy is very effective here because whenever you lift a heavy weight, that is going to cause you— like, it's going to cause effort. It's going to be like, I'm going to have to put in a lot of effort to lift this weight, right? And then you're going to be like, you're going to have muscle soreness afterwards, right? And then that muscle soreness is going to build the muscle, and your brain is going to be built— like, your problem-solving ability and your, your resourcefulness and your ability to continue to get through to the finish line without changing, without changing your goal, without wanting to make it easier, without, um, without getting taken out of the game for a week because you had a rejection, or like, that is going to make you stronger, not weaker. But you have to choose it, and you have to understand that it requires discipline from you. So With that said, I'm running a three-day series and it's happening next week. We're going to be talking about the problem solving that's going to be required in order to get you through to that six-figure role. But more importantly, I'm going to be talking about what it's going to take from you and who you need to become as a person in order to get that done. When lots of people won't be doing it because they'll be too busy complaining about the ATS and not getting through, and how this is a problem and this is a problem, and all. All the things they're complaining about are not things they can solve. I guarantee it. They're things that are not in their control, and therefore their complaining is completely useless because it takes away— it takes them completely out of their power, takes them completely out of anything they can do, and therefore they're just— they think they're screwed, so they are, right? But if you want to be one of the people who actually creates the path for yourself, who actually fails and makes yourself stronger for it, who extracts the value needed from your fails and actually creates the result for yourself and gets your— gets you to that finish line and feels so accomplished once you've done it because now you've built strength and you know you can do the next thing you want to do, then this training is for you. Sign up below. It's called Solve Your Way to Your Six-Figure Job, and we're going to talk about the problem-solution framework that high earners use and high achievers. And you might be a high achiever, and this is if you're a high achiever, you might resonate with this even more, but it's going to be a different kind of achievement. It's going to require more from you than taking a test at school did, okay? It's going to require you to confront things that you maybe haven't confronted before, but this is what it's going to take. And a lot of people are struggling right now, and I can see that, and I see exactly why they're struggling, okay? Their mindset is really, really not helpful to them, and if they're not open to seeing that, that's okay. But I'm talking to the people who really want to problem solve like masters, get through this, get through to the finish line and build such a strong muscle that they believe now that they can do the next thing and they are building that strength and belief in themselves. So give this video a thumbs up if you liked it, thumbs down if you didn't. Join the training, the link is below and I will see you there. You'll be able to download a workbook right away and we're going to get into that problem solving framework. I can't wait to see you there. Bye-bye.
