Who Would You Be? | Mindset Monday

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Tom Ferry

Education, Business, Self-improvement

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🗓️ 31 October 2022

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Who would you be if you were the happiest, most successful version of yourself? Too many people think that they need the external factors before they can have the internal character. I’ll tell you today that’s all wrong. Check out this episode of Mindset Monday for my thoughts on creating the future of your dreams.

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0:00.0	So early on in my career, I was told the same thing you were told, you know, if you do
0:04.2	enough, then one day you can have enough so you can finally be happy.
0:08.0	But it wasn't until my mentor Mike Vance said to me, no, no, no, it's the other way around.
0:12.8	You start with, who do I need to be?
0:15.1	Who would I be if I was already there?
0:17.2	Who would I be if I was showing up and playing big and really getting out there and creating
0:21.4	success?
0:22.4	Then the doom becomes a little more automatic.
0:24.7	Like, of course I need to do those things because I'm not going to be this way.
0:27.6	I need to do these kind of things.
0:29.4	And then ultimately because of the doing you get to have.
0:33.0	So I say, why wait to be happy?
0:36.0	Why wait to celebrate success?
0:37.9	Why wait for joy after I do enough and have enough so I can finally get there and finally
0:42.6	be there?
0:43.6	No.
0:44.6	Who do I need to be?
0:45.6	How about being joyful, being grateful, being focused, being disciplined, being smart
0:50.9	with my money, all the right being choices.
0:54.1	Where the action is in 2023.

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