15 Lessons Hardest to Unlearn

15 Lessons Hardest to Unlearn
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What lessons take the longest to unlearn?
What lessons aren’t serving you in life?
What lessons one should forget?
Lessons that are false?

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00:00 - Intro
00:22 - You need a high-paying job to get rich
01:32 - Money & Wealth are scarce
02:54 - Good things come to those who wait
03:40 - Your parents are always right
04:33 - You need 7 income streams to get rich
06:05 - Breakfast is the most important meal of the day
07:40 - You have to pick a side
08:48 - Rich people are a lot smarter than you
10:00 - That opportunities are secretly limited to a select few
11:06 - Fly under the radar
13:37 - That you need to be an expert to start
14:18 - Your worth is what others think you’re worth
15:00 - You are correct, because the people around you support it.
16:18 - Not everybody finds happiness in the things that make you happy
17:38 - You need to please everybody in the comments
18:53 - Question

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[Creative___Mind]

The hardest thing to unlearn is perfectionism. It took me incredibly long to realise, I don't have to be good in everything. That my strengths cancel my weaknesses. And even in the areas where I shine, I need not shine the brightest, I just need to shine bright enough and things will sort out.

[rethinkrich]

Take care of YOURSELF BEFORE you take care of anyone!

[somerandomfella]

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[KYSOPENDOORS]

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[adityamalifii]

The more try to forget something, the more you are likely to remember it

[kaushikbhowal]

This is simply GREAT ! Everything talked about herein is the blatent truth. Thanks for the brutal truth. Bye.

[Edsel]

The harder it is, the stronger you become 💪🏻🔝

[talimawilliam]

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[gurudra]

There is nothing your mind cannot help you achieve🙏

[watsonkashala]

00:00 - Intro
00:22 - You need a high-paying job to get rich
01:32 - Money & Wealth are scarce
02:54 - Good things come to those who wait
03:40 - Your parents are always right
04:33 - You need 7 income streams to get rich
06:05 - Breakfast is the most important meal of the day
07:40 - You have to pick a side
08:48 - Rich people are a lot smarter than you
10:00 - That opportunities are secretly limited to a select few
11:06 - Fly under the radar
13:37 - That you need to be an expert to start
14:18 - Your worth is what others think you’re worth
15:00 - You are correct, because the people around you support it.
16:18 - Not everybody finds happiness in the things that make you happy
17:38 - You need to please everybody in the comments
18:53 - Question

[royalty]

The day I Unlearned "Opportunity comes but Once, "
I began to see Opportunity in almost everything. 😁

[DesmoProfundis]

One of my favorite sayings has always been, "better's better" and it simply means, if you can do something better, make something better, make yourself better... then that's always better.

"Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." -Maya Angelou

[paulvanek]

I had to learn, and I still have challenges with my youth programming and how I had grown up. Again my parents didn't know what they didn't know, bless them, and they did the best they could, and for that I am very proud of them for loving me according me in that regard!

[raghusudhir]

I had to unlearn many things : 1. Fear of society is good for you. 2. Slow and steady wins the race, 3. Read again and again what you want to memorize, 4. Keep complete distance from the opposite sex, 5. Always take care of others (and not of your interest), 6. Whatever is done in secrecy is always wrong and dishonesty, 7. Don't let outside influences cast their shadow on your goodness 8. It is better to get failed in life than to win by even a small fraction of bad means and dishonesty, 9. Only hard work brings success.

[LLy]

This is something I'm thankful to my mum for. She was a banker and she had a knack of speaking to us like we were older than we really were. So I was learning about stocks and dividends and how to maximize the opportunities from them before I turned 10

[renadavidson]

Almost everything worthwhile carries with it some sort of risk, whether it’s starting a new business, whether it’s leaving home, whether it’s getting married, or whether it’s flying into space.

[shaneela_rowah_al_qamar]

Not sure about the skipping breakfast thing, though the rest, spot on. Thanks ❤

[shanermahmud]

The one big thing that I had to unlearn is that "you should study so hard, that you never ever have to work again". I've been there, not having to work, everything taken care of, but after a while the human mind starts breaking down. YOU WANT TO WORK! YOU WANT TO WORK HARD! YOU WANT TO CONTRIBUTE VALUE TO PEOPLE! It's non-sense that you should "study so that you don't have to work". Don't be afraid of hard work, because hard work is the most rewarding!