Welcome to today's episode of the Mindset Mentor podcast.

I'm your host Rob Dyle, and if you have not yet done so, hit that subscribe button

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Today we're going to be talking about playing big or playing small, and I heard a quote

earlier today and it went like something clicked in my head and I was like, I got to do

a podcast on this.

The quote was, I have engineered my life for smallness.

And I want you to think about that.

I want you to think about, have you engineered your life to play small?

Because what I've realized, I've coached thousands of people and I've realized in my own

life as well, is that in the past and still to this day and things I'm getting past,

I have engineered specific parts of my life to play smaller than what I'm truly capable

of.

Notice that many people have this exact same thing, where they have engineered certain parts

of their life, whether it be the way that they, you know, who they hang out with or the

time that they spend at the house or, you know, sleeping in instead of whatever they do

with their morning, you know, their morning routine, their evening routine, and, you know,

where they work, who they hang out with, they work, all of those things they engineer

to play small, because they're truly afraid of what the world looks like if they were

to fully show themselves to the world.

And as I was thinking about this quote, there's actually two really great quotes that connect

with me and make me think of it.

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