Stop telling yourself you’re not a details person! #Habits

22 Jul 2020 · 1 min

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A brief motivational video by TJ Walker urging viewers to stop saying "I'm not a details person" or "I'm not a technology person." Walker argues these are self-limiting lies and that with average intelligence, basic keyboard/mouse skills, patience, focus, and effort anyone can learn technology-driven skills—publishing, creating online courses, starting a YouTube channel, or designing software.

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What's holding you back? Do you find yourself telling yourself that I'm not a detail person, I'm not a technology person? Well, it turns out those are just lies we tell ourselves. I'm guilty of it from time to time. But everything in life that's important is about the details. And technology has an impact on everything. Now, when I was in college in the early 80s, I never even saw a computer, but I've learned how to use it. We live in a modern era where if you have an average IQ and you can do this with your fingers, type or do this with a click, you can learn anything. You can do anything. You can make a book and publish it. You can make a YouTube channel, you can make an online course, you can design software. You simply have to get over being lazy and you have to have some patience and you have to focus. So stop telling yourself you're not a detail person.