Good morning and welcome to the Increase Your Impact podcast. I'm Justin Sua, episode 1,947. Today, we are going back to an oldie but goody.

Six principles of a high performance mindset. When I'm done reading these six, please pick your favorite.

Number one, you're never too good to get better. Now, a caveat to that is you're never too bad to get better either. But this is an important principle because as we focus on the process of growth and continual improvement, we need to remember that you're never too good to get better. And that's one thing

that I love about learning from the best in the world is they're always sharpening their acts,

trying to get a little bit better. No stone is unturned, trying to optimize in every single way.

Number two, do what you do on purpose with purpose. It's

something for those of you who have been with me for many, many years. You know that that is a phrase

that I say all the time. Do what you do on purpose with purpose. It's not just the example that I

give. It's not just going to the gym. It's having a plan when you go to the gym and then working that

plan, doing what you do on purpose with purpose. Number three, little by little, a little becomes a lot.

Embracing the power of compounding, embracing the power of the minds that something is better than

nothing. And if you can do just a little bit,

a lot of times we look at our situation and we say, oh, I can't do an hour of that thing,

or I can't do a big chunk of it. So we just don't do it at all. No, focus on doing even a

little bit. Something is better

than nothing. Number four, focus on the process, not the results. The results are going to come

and go. They're going to come and go. And sometimes you might have good results with a terrible

process. Sometimes you're going to have bad results with a good process. But the key about the process

is that you can control it focus on the process make it flexible

make it simple and and identify make sure that it aligns with where you want to go number five

embrace the boredom of consistency we hear this all the time if you have a chance to look behind

the curtains to see the best in the world, practice

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