How To Actually Succeed In Life (The Pygmalion Effect)

A little positive reinforcement can go a long way when it comes to success and achieving your goals, but is there scientistic proof that positivity can make you smarter? In today's video we're looking at the Pygmalion Effect and if there is any truth to good vibes giving you higher intellect.

🔖 MY SOCIAL PAGES

💭 SUGGEST A TOPIC

All videos are based on publicly available information unless otherwise noted.

[TheInfographicsShow]

"Whether you think you can or think you can't either way you're right." ~Henry Ford

[TheForresterOD]

Moral of the story: Stay away from people who have low standards & belittle your ambitions

[geryz]

Education system: I'm just gonna pretend I didn't see that

[pessimisticpianist]

I guess this is Why every time someone tells me "great job" or "you look great, " I think they're lying.

[j.jkarren]

Infographics Show: "How to succeed in life"
Me: Is that like a personal attack or something?

[Pedantia]

The way to prevent the opinions of others from shaping you, is to believe in yourself. You, literally, can do the Pygmalion effect on yourself.

Pedantia Psychology channel.

[TheRazorGamer]

Back in high-school I was one of the top-performing students but after getting into medicine when my peers said "EZ" for questions that I found rather difficult, I felt more inferior, hence performed poorly at that question. Whenever my peers would say yea its a pretty hard question or "yea it's a bit challenge" I found that this drove me to perform better in that question as I not longer felt inferior.

[supa_uber]

So basically:
"Believe in the me that believes in you."

[undercover]

Teacher: "The blue eyed students are superior."

Me: *Wait a minute..*

[trendsports]

You need great parents who raise you right and self confidence

[kyokoyumi]

I've never had positive influences in my life and it really shows. I hope this can help me in some way.

[kevin]

this video is timely for me...im doing self talk and self encouragement and now im surrounded with positive and encouraging people.. this video is a very big personal realization

[florisr]

This video reinforced my belief in my own confidence, which in turn improved my confidence. It really is an upwards cycle.

[jessa]

This actually motivated me and made me believe in myself more

[renonova]

I like this kinda stuff you get to know yourself more and how to improve yourself

[freedomall]

Anyone reading this is the greatest human to ever live!

[eliannam.]

How to succeed in life: always remember that no matter how much one can achieve, we all going to die. It's not a race cause there's no reward at the finishing line. So live your life how YOU want. Forget success. Success is a made up concept to keep us all on track, to keep us working like robots. Live your life.

[theodore]

When you work as an animator for Infographics but spelling isn’t one of your *strendths*

[lottoedits]

*who else looked around when the rats made a sounds?*

[theomnithinker]

I've always had high expectations and believed in myself. I think it came from books I read and select experiences from educators and moments with a semi-supportive parent.