7 Life Lessons I Wish I Knew Earlier

7 life lessons I wish I knew earlier - each of these lessons have transformed my life for the better allowing me to make meaningful progress in the areas of my life that are of greatest importance. I hope they help you too and you find value in what life has taught me.

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VIDEO TIME STAMPS:
00:00 - Intro
00:15 - Lesson 1: Collapse the Gap Between Idea & Execution
02:00 - Lesson 2: Climb the Right Mountain
04:03 - Lesson 3: Obstacles Are the Path
05:22 - Lesson 4: Take Responsibility
06:40 - Lesson 5: Habits Over Outcomes
08:01 - Lesson 6: Hard Choices, Easy Life
09:32 - Lesson 7: Consistency Leads to Extraordinary Results
10:55 - Bonus: The Eternal Student Mindset

[simonalexandero]

What life lessons do you wish you had known earlier? Let me know below...

[dinabaxter]

"So many of us are exhausted not because we are doing too much, but too little of the things that brings us joy". Wisdom right here.

[campingwithchrissy]

I'm currently not doing anything that brings me joy and I feel exhausted daily! I will change that TODAY~ thank you!

[Slav.Bogusz]

All of them are really great lessons. I wish I started reading earlier but I'm glad i did started.

[jmlouie]

Thank you for sharing the lessons. I also wish I understood earlier the benefit of short term pain for long term gain. I really like the comment about how avoiding short term pain is a great strategy for peace, but the trade off is long term happiness, which I'm assuming would also bring more internal peace as well.

[plantpowerbuddy]

Thank you Simon. All are great lessons. My word for this year is Courage, so your comment "Breakthrough is on the other side of courage" really resonated with me. I'm taking action on some really hard stuff. It's uncomfortable. But i believe the breakthrough is coming 😊
Another lesson for me is to truely know who I am and not rely on external validation for my identity. And to know my values and live authentically! I'm a recovering people pleaser 😉 Jue x

[lauriexwang]

9:07 the ability to do hard things is one of the most important skills to develop in ourselves and in our children. Love this point about how to shape our own realities with our ability to overcome challenges 🙌🙌

[frederickwillemssens]

Number 1, overthinking, is my number 1 procrastinator !

[dinabaxter]

These are hard hitting and powerful life lessons. Thank you so much for sharing Simon, I especially loved that beginning part of the video.

[drlalitalalita]

I liked the thought, " If you choose to do harder things in the beginning, later in life it becomes easier"
Do not get jealous of someone's success.

But I have a question? How do you deal with people who get jealous and bring destruction unknowingly

[PersainwithAtena]

I enjoyed the first lesson more:
Collapse gap between idea and execution. It was the forth video that I saw from this Channel. Thank you dear Simon. 🦋

[ahkee]

When you said if
You repeat the same habits you do every day for a year will you be closer to
Your goal or further and it really struck a cord!

Thank you for your knowledge and value

[lesley-anneshaw]

I don't wish I had learned anything earlier, I am only thankful that I have the opportunity to be here to learn now.
Thank you for sharing with us ❤

[Preceda]

Wow... Simon... I am absolutelly impressed. Incredible. Thank you so much. With the video "It´s time to let go and stop worrying" this is TOP for me... Thank you!

[doneitel]

It's not that life is too short, it's just that we waste so much of it. ~ Seneca, Stoic Philosopher

[BereketZeab]

Being Always Lost In The Maze Of Choices & Due To This Lucking Consistency Is Killing Me, I Really Feel Exhausted Mostly @50 Bad For Marriage And All Other Areas Of Life, Love Your Videos Anyway

[gratefulMTC]

I was also an overthinker. Now, I take action and small action is better than no action.

[Mr.Honest]

Your videos are full of wisdom and I subscribed to you for it. You’re helping my life and my HUGE goals. Your work is changing people’s lives including mine!

[mohlagomabale]

I can do this even without you! Great lesson right there. I must stop depending too much on others that it eventually discourage me.

[elsenwland]

12:23 also I learn that the lesson you need, comes as long as you need it, in the hard way! Till you learn it and than the teacher leaves.😊