Listen to the Right Voice | Mindset Monday

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Tom Ferry

Education, Business, Self-improvement

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🗓️ 12 December 2022

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Summary

Did you know that the average person has between 40,000 and 60,000 different thoughts in a single day? That’s a lot of voices running wild in your head! We need to constantly remember that some of those voices are louder than others and they might not be the ones we want to listen to. I’m going to tell you which ones to watch out for in this Mindset Monday.

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0:00.0	So the great Shad Helmsteader who wrote the book what to say when you talk to
0:03.9	yourself documented that the average human being has between 40,000 and 60,000
0:08.7	thoughts per day. I think of the movie Animal House, remember with that angel in
0:12.8	the devil on your shoulders. Which voice are you listening to? Are you listening to
0:16.8	this one? Why do I have to make the phone calls? The interest rates are too high.
0:21.6	Oh my buyers want to wait. Or are you listening to this one? Come on, you're the best.
0:27.6	You can do it. Just make one more phone call. Just find one more person you can help.
0:31.8	You got to make a decision every single day to listen to the right voice. If you're not talking
0:38.0	yourself into the work, into success, into the abundance you desire, if you're listening to that
0:43.2	voice you're in trouble. Just for today, cut that one off. I just say stop it. Stop it. When that
0:49.7	noise acts up, stop it and listen more to that person and get your butt back to work. That's how you
0:55.5	will.

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