A short YouTube clip in which TJ Walker advises viewers to stop repeating self-critical statements (e.g., "I'm not good at names/math/business"). He urges reframing weaknesses as "not yet" and encourages adopting a "TJ Walker habit" of positive self-talk.
Enough with the self criticism. How many times do you tell yourself in a day or a week, oh, I'm not good at names. I'm not good at math. I'm not a good business person? Stop it. You can be good at all of those things. Don't keep reinforcing in your brain this idea that you're not good at stuff. Maybe some things you're not good at yet. Reframe it that way. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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