It turns out that people who can persist the longest are the ones who are more likely to succeed. When I did interviews for this research, I talked to billionaires and I talked to people who were broke. And you would expect that people who don't succeed in life, that they would have more failures. That's actually the opposite. People who are more successful are the ones who failed more because they were more persistent. And when they persevered, even though they failed more times, eventually if they hit it,

sometimes they hit it big.

Wow.

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psychology, technology, and human behavior, the inspiring near aisle.

So what happens if day after day, week after week, year after year, we constantly recite a script

about our limitations, about our labels, about what we can't do?

It becomes physiologically as well as psychologically true.

Really?

If you have positive views about aging at 30, studies have fun.

There's a study at Yale that found that people who had those positive leads at 30 lived

on average seven and a half years longer. That is more

of an effect size than quitting smoking, than diet. It's more of an effect than exercise. How important

or terrifying is the words we think or say about ourselves and our limits to our life?

Incredibly important.

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