15 Powerful Mindset Shifts

I can’t do it. This is too hard. It’s too late. What if you took these words and turned them the other way around?

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[alux]

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[RyanContreras]

Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too, jokingly.

[HonestGains]

One of the most impactful shifts for me was #7, "I can become better" It's so easy to let setbacks and mistakes define us, but when we view them as opportunities to learn and grow, it changes everything.

[MarcosLopez-cuui]

I’m 51; and I can become better… Thank you Alux🤜🤛

[theresenicolas]

Mindset truly is a powerful tool you can use to control your life. I was in a bad place mentally and emotionally, but when I started to change some of my views in life, I finally started to gradually get better. It didn't happen right away of course, but slowly I started to be in a better place. Knowing you can't control everything that's happening and adapting a gratitude mindset really helped me to get better.

[GrowingGreatly]

Key Points:

Shift from "I can't do it" to "How can I do it?": Instead of immediately dismissing a challenge, this shift encourages exploring innovative approaches and breaking down self-imposed boundaries.

Shift from "It's too late" to "Now is the moment": Recognizes that it's never too late to start working towards your goals, emphasizing the value of taking action in the present.

Shift from "I'm not good enough" to "I can become better": Encourages a growth-oriented perspective, acknowledging that personal growth is a continuous journey.

Shift from "This doesn't work" to "I can learn to make this work": Promotes a growth mindset, viewing challenges as opportunities for learning and improvement.

Shift from "Is this not worth it?" to "Is this too hard or is it truly unimportant?": Helps in prioritizing tasks and focusing energy on what truly matters.

Shift from "This is impossible" to "What if?": Encourages creative thinking and exploring alternative solutions rather than getting stuck in the belief that something is inherently impossible.

Shift from seeking perfection to celebrating simple achievements: Recognizes that progress is more important than striving for an unattainable ideal.

Shift from "It's not my fault" to "I admit my mistake": Encourages taking responsibility for one's actions, leading to valuable lessons and personal growth.

Shift from "Things happen to me" to "I make things happen": Acknowledges one's agency and control over their own life, promoting a proactive approach.

Shift from "This was made for me" to "I'm so grateful for this": Cultivates a sense of gratitude, leading to a more positive and appreciative outlook on life.

Viewing setbacks as opportunities to learn: Emphasizes that setbacks are not failures but rather provide valuable lessons for personal growth.

Being receptive to feedback with "I consider your opinion": Encourages open communication and collaboration, fostering a positive and constructive environment.

These mindset shifts aim to empower individuals to approach challenges, opportunities, and personal growth with a more positive, proactive, and growth-oriented perspective.

[richarddzurek]

Shift to how can I do it
Shift to I can have this
I deserve this
Iam worthy of it
Shift to Now is the moments
Now is perfect for it thats whý it got on my mind
I can take one more step
Everytime I think about it its perfect time to work on my goals
Shift to Where can I learn this
Shift to I Can learn to make it work
Failure is feedback that I Needed
I can pivot.
Ask Is it truly unimportant or just hard?
Shift to I can become ...
Shift to this this is Challenge to conquer and overcome.
Shift to Iam ready to pay the price.
Shift to Whhat if?
Shift from Perfection to Simple Achievements!(bcs they exist).
I Allow myself to be human.
Shift to I Admit my mistake.
And I feel good about myself.
Shift to I MAke THings Happen.
Shift To I take Charge For what I can CHange.
Shift From Entitlement To Iam So grateful For This, Thanks so much.
Shift to Thanks for the Opportunity to Learn.
Shift to I Consider your Opinion.
And Iam willing to be In Constructive DIALOGUE.

[latishacampbell]

Very much needed. I stressed myself out learning to drive a reach truck at my weekend job. I passed and received my certification but I feel nervous. Honestly speaking, I gave myself a headache but I know I can do it and will only get better the more I do. I already mastered an order picker, Tugger and walkie rider. It is so far out of my comfort zone I want to cry but I know I can do it.

[MyFinance]

Wow, this video truly encapsulates the essence of a mind shift – the moment when everything changes for the better. It's incredible to see how a simple shift in perspective can lead to profound transformations in our lives. Thank you for sharing these inspiring insights and reminding us of the limitless potential within us all. Here's to embracing change and unlocking our full potential! 🌟💫

[BasementBerean]

Going from "I am obsessed with obtaining that material possession that will make me happy" to "I am obsessed with becoming the best version of myself so I can be happy and help others too."

[charlenegoskowicz]

Excellent video! It seems to me that whenever I change a mindset, the very things I need to achieve what I've decided to do begin to appear. I was brought up by resourceful, persistent people who never admitted defeat and wouldn't allow me to give up either. That said, I got very good at finding ways around an object until I figured out how to dismantle it.

[faithnomore]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:00 🧠 Your mindset shapes your life's path, influencing your experiences and success.
02:29 🌟 Shift "I can't do it" to "How can I do it?" to break boundaries and explore new approaches.
03:30 🌟 Believe "I can have this" to chase dreams and seize opportunities, realizing success is for you too.
04:32 🕒 Replace "It's too late" with "Now is the moment" to take action and work on your goals anytime.
05:34 📚 Transform self-doubt into a quest for learning, asking where you can acquire new skills and knowledge.

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[JohnWickPotter]

14:14 I’d change the quote from ‘Going From “Things happen to me” to “I make things happen for me”. ‘

Feel like it gives a person more control of our own lives.

[waelfaraj]

Make the best out of what you have; be it talents or natural abilities, human resources, circumstances, financial resources, natural resources, etc . . .
Be creative and resourceful...

[clementifangblog]

Thanks so much for sharing, am so graceful to be Part of today Class.Alux channel best place to learn from.

[deepspherexx]

Thank you, Alux. This is video is simply amazing. Again, thank you.

[johnwilson]

Always enjoy the videos, but several of these shifts were simply variations on #1. Overall, though, great channel.

[anthony.zervas]

15 Powerful Mindset Shifts
Notes from @alux Video
1. Going from “I can’t do it” to “How can I do it?”
2. Going from “This is not for me” to “I can have this”
3. Going from “It’s too late” to “Now is the moment”
4. Going from “I don’t have what it takes” to “Where can I learn this?”
5. Going from “This doesn’t work” to “I can learn to make this work”
6. Going from “This is not worth it” to “Is it too hard or truly unimportant?”
7. Going from “I am not good enough” to “I can become better”
8. Going from “Obstacle” to “Challenge to overcome”
9. Going from “This is impossible” to “What if”
10. Going from “Perfection” to “Simple achievement”
11. Going from “It’s not my fault” to “I admit my mistake”
12. Going from “Things happen to me” to “I make things happen”
13. Going from “This was made for me” to “I’m grateful for this”
14. Going from “Setback” to “Opportunity to learn”
15. Going from “You don’t know me” to “I consider your opinion”

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[mrblue]

That last one was exactly what I needed right now.

[stevenporter]

Most of these are common sense but there is something to knowing your limits based on your resources, age and skill set. A 5 foot 2 person is not going to be able to dunk a basketball no matter how many positive thoughts.