How to use your stupidity to your advantage #shorts

2 May 2023 · 1 min

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A brief YouTube short by TJ Walker advising viewers to deliberately feed their brains positive messages. Walker argues that human cognition readily accepts repeated beliefs—true or not—so deliberately telling yourself positive things about your abilities can, over time, improve your life. He cautions to be careful about what you tell yourself and asks viewers to adopt the suggested habit.

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In a lot of ways, I'm pretty stupid. Guess what? You are, too. But if you're smart about it, you can use that to your advantage. What do I mean? I mean, your brain quite often accepts things whether they are true or not. That's why it's essential that you feed your brain positive information about what you can do, what your potential is, what your abilities are. Because after a while, you can delude yourself in a way that actually makes your life better. Be very careful about what you tell yourself. Your brain will believe almost anything. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.