Sustainable Enthusiasm | Mindset Monday

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Tom Ferry

Education, Business, Self-improvement

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🗓️ 19 June 2023

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Summary

If you want to succeed big, you’re going to fail. It’s part of the process. The problem with failure is that people let it kill their enthusiasm. It takes sustainable enthusiasm to push through those necessary failures and triumph in the end. And cultivating sustainable enthusiasm is what we’re talking about in this Mindset Monday.

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0:00.0	Winston Churchill said true success is moving from failure to failure to failure without
0:07.7	a loss of enthusiasm.
0:10.3	As you start today, my question for you is what can you do to create sustainable levels
0:15.4	of enthusiasm?
0:16.4	You may say, Tom, I'm a pretty fired up guy, but I also understand that we all go through
0:20.8	the highs and the lows day to day from one client to another, one critical conversation,
0:26.4	mundane task, and when we lose that enthusiasm, that inspired state to go out and do our
0:32.3	very best work, we simply fall short of what our possibility is.
0:37.1	My question for you is, could you operate at your level 10 every single day, moving even
0:43.1	from failure and failure and failure and maintain the joy, the happiness, the enthusiasm,
0:49.1	the passion to make the next phone call, to have the next conversation, to then be with
0:54.2	the people that you love, and not carry in all the guilt, all the nonsense from the
0:59.8	workday.
1:00.8	The answer is, of course you can, and it starts with your decision, what will you do?

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