Learn To Act As If Nothing Bothers You - Brian Tracy Motivation

Embark on a transformative journey with our latest motivational video, "LEARN TO ACT AS IF NOTHING BOTHERS YOU," inspired by the timeless wisdom of Brian Tracy. In this 34-minute masterclass, you'll discover the art of maintaining composure and resilience, regardless of life's challenges. Perfect for those seeking personal growth, this video is a must-watch for anyone looking to enhance their emotional strength and mental clarity.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction to the Philosophy
2:10 - Cultivating a Positive Attitude
5:20 - Building Resilience
8:45 - Developing Emotional Intelligence
12:30 - The Power of Perspective
15:55 - Taking Action and Setting Goals
19:10 - Understanding Self-Discipline and Patience
22:40 - Embracing Adaptability and Continuous Learning
26:15 - The Role of Physical Health in Maintaining Composure
30:05 - Conclusion and Key Takeaways

Key Highlights:

Learn practical strategies to stay composed in stressful situations.
Discover the power of a positive mindset in overcoming life's hurdles.
Uncover the secrets to building resilience and emotional intelligence.
Gain insights into setting effective goals and taking decisive action.
Explore the importance of adaptability and lifelong learning in personal growth.
📚 Recommended Reading: Check out our curated list of Brian Tracy's books in the video description below for further inspiration and guidance.

📢 Share Your Thoughts: We'd love to hear how this video has impacted you. Share your stories and insights in the comments section!

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Disclaimer: This content is inspired by the works of Brain Tracy. All views expressed in this video are interpretations and do not represent the exact views of Brain Tracy.

[tracytrishan]

Embrace change as an opportunity for growth rather than a threat to your comfort you

[hoosierbaddy]

‘’Learning to ignore things is one of the greatest paths to inner peace’’. Robert J Sawyer
I keep realizing this concept more deeply each day. It’s our reactions to our environment that dictate our emotional/mental state. ‘Things’ can be people, places or situations. Walk away whenever possible if it’s not peaceful. Or look away if the sight is unpleasant. Definitely don’t engage in contentious communications.
I’ve also learned the value of, ‘restraint of pen, tongue and send button’. Many people regret saying something and not that many regret saying nothing. Maya Angelou said, ‘people will usually forget what you say, but they’ll never forget how you made them feel’.

[SpringHWhipple]

Emotional regulation is a skill which will serve us all.

[WisdomWave]

Balance between personal and professional life is crucial for mental well being.❤

[alicekagwi]

The goal is not perfection but continuous progress. I like this

[deborahgano]

I have to listen to this again and again, because I always wondered how others do it

[oonaghmolyneux]

I love your calm, dignified, eloquent communication style. Goals!

[heartholdfast]

I have this in a saved playlist. Sometimes walking away is the most peaceful action we can take, allowing each of us the space of grace.

[poppoolamary]

Having a resilent mind through change, Adaptability,
I'm inspired

[ruthkagendo]

Wow!! Thanks for this inspiration..have learnt alot

[wisdom]

Thank you Brian for all this advice. For me, i need to be more patient 😊, from France

[Thinkmoment]

Powerful message! It's amazing what a little motivation can do. 🌟❤❤❤❤

[lyndachinasa]

It's like your are talking to me😊😊 thank you

[Jesstp]

I grew up in a very reactive household. It is hard for me to remain calm in a difficult situation because thats not how we do things at home. Its a learning process :)

[rani]

I like your suggestion to give your self time and plan your goals and do your best and look for new opportunites balance work and home life very inspiring tips thank you so much 😊

[jcd]

Great video thanks. "Acting" as if nothing bothers you seems fake. Why not "genuinely" not let things bother you instead? Then there is less need to "act". A useful approach is to become aware that we are not our thoughts. The moment we do this it creates the "space" we need to choose and decide whether or not to "swipe left" on the movie trailer(our thoughts), or change the channel on any thought that enters our awareness. Once we "unlearn" all the supposed societal truths and empty our ego's we no longer "label" or fight any thoughts but instead let them arise, accept them, and then let them go.

P.S. I do agree smiling alone does help make us happy even though this seems fake. Good luck to all.

[worldswonders]

Excellent video thank you! So glad I found this

[clementifangblog]

Thanks for sharing this I will always put this is practice

[nicolajames]

Each and everyone of us has a different perspective and each of us perspective will differ from each other.

[janehalanes]

This helps me a lot .. ❤ Thank you so much for this..! 😊 God bless!