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🗓️ 19 May 2020
⏱️ 62 minutes
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0:00.0 | Oh, Kido-ki. Hi guys. I'm not used to using this particular equipment, so |
0:07.0 | took me a hot minute. Also, just to be super row with you guys. My seven-year-old is having a full-on |
0:14.4 | meltdown about having to do a schoolwork right now. So it's one of those days. It's one of those |
0:21.5 | quarantine days. We're gonna talk today about the idea of mindset. What does it mean? What does |
0:28.9 | mindset mean? Why does it matter? Why is it so essential in the season that we're a part of? |
0:34.0 | So, you know, first of all, mindset is something that we have been talking about for literally |
0:41.1 | years. We have been talking about how important it is to focus your thoughts because so often, |
0:48.5 | if we don't do that, if we aren't intentional about what we're thinking or how we're thinking, |
0:54.7 | our mind will kind of run away with us. And this is something that is always important, but it is |
1:01.1 | especially important in quarantine. When there is crisis, when there are things happening in the world |
1:07.6 | that are completely outside our control, our mind doesn't care that they're outside of our control. |
1:15.3 | It will try and control them anyway. And it will control... It will try and control what's happening |
1:20.8 | by giving you things to worry about. And if I'm saying something that you're like, |
1:26.0 | man, that's me, please raise your hand and be like, I have been there. I've done that thing. |
1:31.3 | Our... This mind is... It's been around since the very beginning of mankind, right? |
1:38.7 | And on some level, we are still very much an animal mind, meaning saber tooth tiger, |
1:47.0 | be on the lookout for danger, protect the cubs, make sure everything's okay. Your mind is wired to |
1:53.8 | constantly look for what might go wrong. Back in the day, when you were... When there were cavemen, |
2:03.3 | and they had to be on the lookout for like something that might eat them when there were predators |
2:07.4 | that could take them out, they had to... You had to for survival's sake, be on the lookout for things |
2:12.1 | that might go wrong. But that's not the case today, but our minds still are in that state. And so |
2:21.5 | they're constantly trying to figure out, is this person safe? Is this scenario okay? What might happen |
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