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Welcome back to the Court of the Day Show. I'm your host Sean Crox and a Sean Crox and

it's Monday so you know what time it is. It's time for some of that Monday

motivation but today's guest speaker Lisa Nichols and today Lisa is going to

talk about how abundant thinkers think. How abundant people think. You know if

there's one underlying theme amongst most of the religions out there and most

of the philosophies on living out there and amongst most of the speakers who

are on this show it's this. The underlying theme is that you become what you

think about most of the time. I like to say that it's like there's a tug of

war going on inside of your mind that pits the positive thoughts against the

negative thoughts and whichever side is winning will dictate the way that your

life unfolds. And so we have to think we have to think abundantly but when we

allow our minds to be taken over and overrun by thoughts of lack what we

don't have enough of what we're not enough of our life will unfold that way in

a non abundant way. And so today's quote is this no one can do you better than

you. Here's Lisa. Abundant thinkers keep themselves in a constant state of

cognitive dissonance. Write that down. Abundant thinkers keep themselves in a

constant state a constant state of cognitive dissonance. Your creative spell it

any way you want. Now what is cognitive dissonance? Cognitive dissonance is when

you have literally thought about a version of yourself that you're not

currently living right now. Meaning the thought that you have of yourself your

behaviors are not congruent with. So your mind becomes disrupted. Your mind says

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