Welcome to today's episode of the Mindset Mentor podcast. I'm your host, Rob Dial.

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And I am running a free workshop on March 25th called Identity Upgrade and here's why you should be there.

After 20 years of studying and teaching self-development, I've seen thousands of people try to change your life through habits and routines and actions.

And all of that is great, but nothing will stick long term if you don't change your identity.

Because your behavior always falls back to who you believe that you are.

So in this workshop, I'm going to show you step by step how to upgrade your identity so you can

finally change the course of your life. If you're ready to become the next version of yourself,

go to 2026 upgrade.com. Once again, 26upgrade.com and I'll see you there. Today, I'm going to be talking about

how to actually change your personality to become somebody who is more confident. Because

let me ask you a question. What if the biggest lie that you've ever believed about yourself

is who you actually think you are. Because most people think

that their personality is permanent. Their personality is just who they are. So they say things like,

you know, it's just, I'm shy, or I'm not confident, or I'm not good with people, or, you know,

it's just who I am. But here's the truth. Your personality is not a prison. It is not set in stone. It is a pattern.

And if it's a pattern, patterns can be changed. So today, I'm going to walk you through five deep

concepts that explain exactly how personality changes and how you can intentionally rewire yourself

to become more confident and take the action that you need to.

We're not going to be just going surface level here.

We're going to be talking about identity psychology, behavioral science, and neuroscience as well.

And this episode is going to be a little bit deeper and kind of riding on the coattails of what we talked about last episode.

So let's dive in. Number one, personality is far more flexible than we have ever thought before.

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