USE THIS SECRET To Build MASSIVE CONFIDENCE Today! | Rob Dial

You are your abuser. Let me say that again for everyone in the back. You are your abuser. If you talk down to yourself, you're your abuser. You are the abuser. Today, ladies and gentlemen, we're going to be talking about how to have more self love, how to have more self love, how to have more confidence, and how to change the way that you speak to yourself. And I hear this way too often. One of the most requested things that I get from people who send me messages on Instagram. And I look through all of my Instagram messages that I get from people, hundreds of them a day usually, and I got. I get to see what people say about themselves and about what they think about themselves and what questions they have around the world. And then when I see something that happens a lot, what I do is I take that and then I go, okay, I should do an episode on this. So if you do want to send me an Instagram message, let me know what you want me to do. Episodes on, you can message me. Robdale Jr R O B D I A L J R. But let's talk about self love, because that's one of the messages I get the most. And first off, let's talk about why self love is so important. Because self love either hurts your confidence or it helps your confidence. And that in turn, depending on how confident you are as a person, changes the actions that you take or the actions that you do not take. So I'll give you an example. Let's say that someone's a very confident person and they want to go and start a new business. If they're confident in themselves, they're going to be confident in their business and they're going to take some actions that somebody who isn't confident probably wouldn't take. They're going to believe in themselves more when things get hard. They're not going to give up. When things get hard. They're going to keep going. They're going to. They're going to. When things get harder, when they fail or something messes up or they do have a bad month in their business, they're going to sit there and they're going to speak to themselves in a way to build themselves up versus tear themselves down. And so the confidence comes from the way that you speak to yourself. The way that you speak to yourself builds confidence or tears it down. And that in turn affects all of the actions that you do or do not take. So it also just affects the way that you feel and the way that you carry yourself doesn't it? At every moment, the way that you feel and the way that you carry yourself is changed by how confident you are and how you speak to yourself. It affects the way that you interact with with everyone in the world around you, which then in turn affects, for instance, whether you do or do not get a significant other. It also affects who the significant other is that you attract. Right, because you attract someone who is like you. So if you want a really awesome guy who's super confident, guess what you need to be. If you want a really awesome girl who's really confident, guess what you need to be. You need to be confident as well. And that comes from the way that you speak to yourself. You won't be an unconfident person and somehow attract someone who's super confident. That energy just won't match. And men, I know you can relate. I can relate. To attract a badass confident woman, you have to be on a whole other level of confidence. Because I know that most women aren't attracted to someone who's very confident in themselves. And a badass woman is not gonna be attracted to someone who is weaker or who doesn't believe in themselves. And all of that comes back down to that one thing that we're talking about today, which is self love. So in today's episode, I'm going to be teaching you some tips on how to have more self love, how to speak to yourself, and how to build yourself up more than anything else. And I want you to kind of imagine this with me, right? I'm going to take you on a journey and I want you to just think about the energy behind this journey. Okay? Imagine with me for a minute a child who is talked down to their entire lives, right? Let's say that their parents are terrible parents. And this child hears everything. They get told that they're stupid. You're so stupid. Why do you do that? They hear it all day long. You're stupid. They hear they're worthless all day long. They hear they're unlovable. They hear that they're fat. They hear that they'll never amount to anything day in, day out, most of the day. The things that they hear from their parents are how worthless, how fat, how stupid, how ugly they are. Right? That's terrible, isn't it? But it happens. Do you know how wounded that child will be if they keep hearing these things over and over and over and over again? They're going to be wounded. How do you think that will affect them? How do you think it will affect what they believe in themselves and when they grow up. Do you think that a child that's told that all day long by somebody is going to grow up and be super confident and take the actions towards the life that they want? Or do you think that they're probably gonna have a lot of trauma and things to work through all of the time? They're probably gonna have a lot to work through, right? How do you think it's gonna affect them? What do you think that they're gonna believe? You can see this, right? You can see how somebody speaking to a child is going to change the way that they feel, think about themselves. You understand it, right? What the is the difference between that child and you? There is no difference. If you talk negatively to yourself, you might think, oh, well, that child, though they're young, they're impressionable. Guess what, you're extremely impressionable. And guess what? You're probably just so you know, if you want to know, statistically, the average person says anywhere between thinking, thinks anywhere between 60 to 80,000 thoughts a day, and 90% of those are negative. This is statistical averages. 60 to 80,000 thoughts every single day and 90% of them are negative. That's more than the child's being talked down to. So don't think that there's a difference just because you're older. There is no difference, right? Don't think that because of the fact that you're older, because you have more life experience, that you're going to be able to get through it easier. There is very little difference, very little difference between that child and their abuser. The only difference is that you are your abuser. Let me say that again for everyone in the back. You are your abuser. If you talk down to yourself, you're your abuser. You are the abuser. The empowering thing about the child is a child can at least walk away. You can't walk away from the thoughts in your head. So guess what you're gonna have to start to work on. That's right, the thoughts in your head. If you talk down to yourself, if you talk negatively to yourself, you are your own abuser. There's a really great video. Maybe you've heard me talk about it before, but my friend Jay Shetty put it up and he sat down with these women that were in their 20s and 30s, and he gave them a pen and paper and he said, hey, I want you to write down all of the negative things that you say to yourself, whether it's out loud or whether it's in your head. Has them write all these things down. All of the negative stuff. They write it down. They write it down. Just make a list. You know, anything that you say about the. What you think about yourself, the way that you look, the way that you. You look in your clothes, which you fit the. In your clothes, the stuff that you say when you don't work out, just write all the things you could possibly think of that you typically say to yourself on a weekly basis. So they write all of this stuff down. And he says, okay, go ahead and come with me real quick. And he takes them into another room. And they don't realize it, but in that other room is their little sister. So these women that are 20, 30 years old have these little sisters that are like 10, 11, 12, 13, really impressionable age, right? And he sits him down and he says, okay, I want you to look at your sister, and I want you to say to her what you just wrote down. And the look on these women's faces are, like, petrified. They're terrified. There's no way they would never, ever say something to their little sisters that they have on that piece of paper. They wouldn't say those things. So if they wouldn't say it to them, why are they saying it to themselves now? I know there's people out there listening, and there's light bulbs going off. You would never talk to someone that you love the way that you talk to yourself sometimes. So why do you do it? You know, let's say one of your friends sends you a text message, and she's like, hey, just had a really bad first date. Do you have time for a call? And you're like, yeah, absolutely. She calls you, okay? She's like, I just feel really down on myself because the fact that I was at this first date and I really started to like this guy, and then at the end of the date, I wanted to go further, and he's like, listen, I'm just not really interested. I think you're nice, but I'm not really interested. And I don't really think that we should go on a second date. Would you then say to your friend, well, yeah, of course he said that because you're ugly. Of course he said that because you're stupid. Of course he said that because you probably don't fit in that dress very well. Of course you said that. Do you want to know why? Because you got that pimple that's on your nose. Of course he said that. Because everybody tends to walk away from you. Of course he said that because you're unlovable. Of course he said it. Because this and this and this and this. Would you ever say that to one of your best friends after they're going through something like somebody not being interested in the first date? Would you? You wouldn't. So why would you say it to yourself? Think about that. Put yourself in those situations. Maybe you haven't had that exact same situation happen to you, but maybe you've had some sort of situation where someone that you're not interested. Someone that you're interested in is not interested in you. And so what do you do instead of building yourself up, you break yourself down. Of course he's not interested in you. Of course she's not interested in you because you're too fat, because you're unlovable, because you're stupid. Because this and this and this and this and this. And you just list off all of the reasons why somebody would not be interested in you. Why? How in the hell does that help you in any sort of way? Right? One of the things that I do whenever I get up, I've done this many times speaking on stage, is I'll stand in front of a group of people and I'll say, everybody, get your pen and paper out real quick. I have a couple hundred people in the crowd, and I say, okay, here's what I want you to do. I want you to. I'm going to give you 60 seconds. I want you to write down everything that you don't like about yourself. Everything negative, everything that's bad in your life, everything that you don't like about yourself. Just write it all down. It could be some. It could be in your head. It could be something physically. It could be something that you've done in the past. I want you to write down every possible thing that you can think that you don't like about yourself, every negative thought that comes into your head, everything that you typically say. Just think all of that stuff. Put it down on a piece of paper, write it all down. Let's see who can get the most. Ready, set, go. And it's insane to see this, because I do. I've done this so many times, and I let them go for 60 seconds, and people are writing like they're basically scribbling. Like they're writing so fast because they have so many things that they can write down. They're writing and writing and writing and writing. It looks like they're trying to literally tear through the paper. There's sometimes. Sometimes there's so many things, and I'm like, how many did you get? You know, Raise your hand if you got more than 20. Everyone's hand goes up. Raise your hand if you've got more than 30. Everyone's hand stays up. Raise your. Keep your hands raised if you did more than 40, 50, 60, 70, 80. And then usually we'll get to around 60, 70 things is the person who got the most, right? And I say, okay, let's try something else. I'm going to give you 60 seconds. I want you to write down every single thing that you love about yourself. Ready, set, go. And the blank stare that I get on people's faces is eye opening because people are looking at me like, I don't know, a whole lot of things. And then they write down a couple things. A couple things. And then you can literally see the average person has, like, four things on their paper that they come up with that they love about themselves. Five things, they come up with six things. The most will get like, 17 that they love about themselves, when the other way around the most they had was like 80 of the things they hate about themselves. Right. Just think about that for a second. How crazy is that? That people. And the reason why is because people are not usually focusing on what it is they love about themselves, usually focusing on the things that they hate about themselves, the things that they don't enjoy. What's that going to do for you? Right. We're always focusing on what we don't have, what we're not good at. It's crazy to see it because you can literally see in someone's face as they're writing, oh, my gosh, I don't know any. I put up a picture the other day, and it was a quote on my Instagram, and it said, if I told you, if I. The quote said, if I told you to write down all of the things that you love, how long would it take until you named yourself? And so many people responded, that wouldn't even have popped into my head. Right? So we get caught up in who we are, who we're not. We compare ourselves to everybody else. Right. Comparison is the thief of all joy. You don't love your body because you're looking at somebody on Instagram. You tell yourself you have a fat ass because you're comparing yourself to some Photoshop model on Instagram. You don't have the same butt that she does. Right. You talk trash to yourself because you procrastinate and you just happen to see a picture of one of your friends from high school who just bought a Massive house. So then you start comparing yourself and how you're not good enough and you procrastinate earlier today, and I bet he didn't procrastinate or she didn't procrastinate to be able to buy that house. But look at me, there I am again, just procrastinating, right? You're pissed off because you're driving a 20 year old Kia and you're thinking about the 18 year old millionaire that just got became a millionaire off of bitcoin, putting up pictures on of Instagram of his new Lamborghini, right? So you're looking at what you have and don't have and you're comparing it with what other people have or don't have, which might not even be a true reality, which is the craziest part about it, right? But I want you to realize this. Where you are right now is where you are. It is a fact. You are nowhere else. You are where you are. All of the things that you've done in the past, all the things you've thought, all the action you take have gotten you to exactly where you are right now. There's nothing that you can do to change that. The only thing that you can change is from right now moving forward. And here's the thing, I do know one thing. It's a lot harder to get motivated to go to the gym. It's a lot harder to get motivated to stop procrastinating. It's a lot harder to do the things that you need to do in order to create the life that you want. When you feel like crap, it is like, if I don't feel good, it's hard to get myself motivated to go to the gym. It's hard to get myself to not procrastinate. I don't feel good. When you don't feel good, you don't take action. And guess what? Talking trash to yourself does. It makes you feel like nobody's ever been like, man, I'm so glad that I spent about 35 minutes talking shit to myself today because it really motivated me to go to the gym. Very rarely does anybody get stoked about life. Oh yeah, I felt really good when I started comparing myself to that 18 year old Bitcoin millionaire, whatever it is that's going on, right? So you have to realize, think about it this way. How do you feel when someone is telling you how great you are, how much better your body looks than it did last month, right? How proud of you they are, how much they love you? When someone tells you Those types of things. How does that make you feel? Not what do you think about it? How does it make you feel? Internally, physically, in your body? How does it make you feel when someone is. Is saying amazing things about you? Imagine if you had someone in your ear all day, every day, telling you about how amazing you are, about who you are, about what you could be, about what you could create. Wouldn't that be a lot better than having someone talk trash in your ear all day long, tell you about how you're not good enough, how you're worthless, how you're not smart enough, pretty enough, got chunky legs. Whatever it is that you tell yourself, right, you've gotta be your biggest fan. Because here's the thing, no one else is gonna be your biggest fan if you're not. You're either your biggest fan or your biggest critic. So I want to ask you, which one are you? Are you biggest fan or your biggest critic? Because if you're your biggest critic, it's going to be really hard to be motivated to create the life that you want. Do you know why? Because when you're biggest critic and you're talking trash to yourself, you feel like. And when you feel like you don't get motivated to go do things, when you don't feel good, you don't take action. So you get what you focus on. What are you focusing on? Are you focusing on the improvements that you've made since last year or you focusing on, you're still not where you want to be? You're focusing on the, you know, the fact that you've lost ten pounds, or you focusing on the fact that you still need to lose 20. Think about that. And it's something that we've all done. We've all done this, this is something that every human deals with in some sort of way. Let me give you a tip on something that would help you, that I've done before. And this is a little ceremony that you could do for yourself, for your fears, your limiting beliefs, for all the trash that you think to yourself. I want you to take a pen and paper, I want you to write down everything that you say to yourself. All of the trash, all of the things that you want to get rid of, all the things you want to release, all the things that you say to yourself, that you no longer want to say to yourself, everything that holds you back, all of those things. I want you to write down all of the things that hold you back in some sort of way. Okay? All the ways you talk to yourself. Then I Want you to make a massive list of all of your fears, all the things that you're worried about, other people's opinions, rejection, fear, failure. Write it all down as much as you could possibly think of. Then I want you to write down your limiting beliefs. All of the things that you think are truly holding you back, but in reality they don't even exist most of the time. Write it all down. I want you to write down every single thing that you could possibly think of. And I know the majority of you listening are not going to do this. I'm realistic. I understand that. But what I do want you to do for the 5% of you that do do this, is actually do this and take time because I promise you it'll help you out a lot. Then what I want you to do is I want you to look at the list of all those things and I want you to thank all of them. Thank those things that you've said to yourself. Thank those fears, thank those limiting beliefs. Have a moment of they got you to where you are, but they're no longer going to serve you. And you're going to live the rest of your life without them. You're going to live the rest of your life without those thoughts. You're going to live the rest of your life without those fears. You're going to live the rest of your life without those limiting beliefs. What I want you to do, actually, I'm not going to recommend this because I don't want anybody burning their house down. But what I would do, I'll just say it that way. What I have done in this situation is to look at all of those things and to then take it, light it on fire, and then throw it inside of a trash can, you know, like a metal trash can. I've done it that way and I've also done it inside of a sink before because sinks are usually metal, right? And literally watch those things burn away and realize that's how much they actually physically exist in this world. They don't need to be with you any longer in the future and let go of them because you're either your biggest fan or your biggest critic. The more that you build yourself up, the more confidence that you have, the more confidence that you have, the more that you will step confidently into the future that you want to create. So you would never talk to yourself the way that someone that you. You never talk to someone that you love, the way that you talk to yourself. So from this moment on, start to be more aware of the thoughts that you have the things that you say about yourself and if you see something pop up that you don't like, change it. In that moment, switch to the thought that you would prefer to have about yourself. And that is the way that you build yourself up and also the way that you're going to have more self confidence, the way that you're going to talk to yourself, the way that ways you're going to love yourself at a deeper level. Hey, thanks so much for watching this video. If you want to learn even more about mastering your mind, click right here and watch this video as well. Stop doing things that you don't like. I don't know about you, but that.