7 Beliefs That Keep You Stuck (And How to Change Them)

[@j.d.5709]

This video is so underrated. A lot of profound thoughts and mindsets to live by.

[@TiagoForte]

Thanks! Glad you found it helpful.

[@arnabchatterjee694]

Beliefs to have 1. Less is more valuable. Simply doing more is not fruitful 2. Most bad ideas can be reiterated constantly to turn them into good ones 3. Some information is more critical than other. 4. Action is always messy and chaotic. How quickly you can return to order determines the productivity 5. Putting consumed content into practice makes you smarter, not merely consuming it. 6. The path of least resistance creates the greatest impact, not efforts alone. 7. There is enough. We decide what is enough. There is abundance.

[@nonfictionlady]

My new belief to try out: For every step in education, I take a commensurate step in action, because it’s the only way to know if the theory holds true for me. Thank you so much for this video Tiago, it is incredibly dense with insight.

[@madisonromero3529]

Wow. “Consuming content doesn’t make you smarter. It is only after you are able to distill and express that content that you have become smarter” that is going into my notes with a highlight

[@scrappegal]

And how do you do that? That is so hard, I think.

[@orepertorioliturgico]

"Consuming content makes you smarter" -> I always thought, after reading BASB, that Express, in CODE framework, wasn't for me. I has a vision of myself like a Library (not a librarian, a true library - just a bunch of references)... Without any action, and this is just limiting me. The opposite of that, for me, has to be: "Expressing the content you consume, will unlock my future".

[@sundertamang5006]

Nice content and visuals.... It's show your good effort behind making this video... ❤️❤️💯

[@GermanGMok]

omg... "Action is always messy and chaotic" this right here have fixed my brain.

[@FelixT-x5w]

The mind is nothing more than an overwhelming and over-complicated maze. Once you get to your high ground, the exit is clear.

[@SB_2009]

I picked "Consume More makes you smarter", My Opposite is "Consume Less. But What ever it is fits in very well for your life." 12:12 Thank You Mr.Tiago for helping me out. By Santosh B. I would love to talk to you about some of my ideas and How You helped me in the process.

[@GrantCrowell]

Instead of “more is better,” I tell myself, “less is more.” Not only in the output, but in the process.

[@oakld]

Good video. I wouldn't take the content as a Holly Grail, but one can certainly learn something. Self improvement in reality comes in very small baby-like steps. I will certainly watch this video again! 👏👍

[@Maxamos555]

I'm overcoming the logical mind my friend and it's producing miracles.❤

[@madisonromero3529]

I really like the lighting in this video. Very pleasing.

[@MaurilioCruz-n1e]

In the last months your videos are having an impressive improvement. Not only in the content, It's getting better and better in all aspects: content, video quality, sound, edition, post-prodction, the narrative and stotytelling. Every new video is more informative, more simple to onderstand and more inspiring. Thanks a lot for all the effort that you and your team make in avery new video. About ¿My turn? I chosee - Order is a sign of Progress: Disorder and chaos can be a sign of progress as well as order. As long as we are the ones who govern the disorder and chaos, and use it as a tool for creativity and improvement. Muito obrigado

[@obayev]

Thank you! 🙏🏻☺️

[@shanehankins8409]

A similar analogy to your finite, creativity pool could be a singer songwriter Unwilling to collaborate with others because they would then have to share credit in the art that’s created. So they miss opportunities to hone their craft and broaden their perspective and understanding

[@4272__]

As usual,good insights 😊

[@TiagoForte]

Thank you!

[@monochromios]

Do not stress myself with great workloads. Less work means more focus, more attention, and better results

[@murat_O7_x]

Great video. Actually almost all these beliefs boils down to more > less, which is the single most important fallacy we, as human beings, always fall into. Once we believe more > less, we fill our hard drives with e-books, audiobooks, we fill our youtube watch later list with thousands of videos, we fill our bookmarks with thousands of web articles... In a computer metaphor, this is like we have a CPU and RAM which constantly tries to write some new info to the hard disk, when one disk is full, get another one and fill it, and so on. But the real job of the CPU must be running intelligent algorithms that runs on the current information taken temporarily into the RAM very efficiently and produce new results... If we continue gathering, there is of course no time for anything else.

[@patriciahartman7113]

Limiting Belief that most resonated with me: Order is a sign of progress. Countered with: Order is NOT a sign of progress if you need and want to change or create something new. So expect, embrace and even enjoy the messiness and chaos that are part of the process in realizing your goals.

[@producedbypodcast]

Great video, Tiago. More content like this! 💡

[@TiagoForte]

Thank you!

[@robertkreft5653]

Hi Tiago, I've seen a short video where you provided with a great insight - that people often mistake projects as tasks. I often struggle with that and feel overwhelmed by a task as it's huge and should be a project instead. The issue I have here is that sometimes these smaller projects are inside of bigger ones and having it organized & framing them as projects instead of tasks becomes a bit of a hustle, so I find myself either not doing these tasks at all or forgetting any sort of organizational system and just say f* it and get to work (which later on isn't that useful as then there's no plan for what's next). I was wondering if you have any actionable tips for that - or if anyone else has, please share, thanks! 😊

[@pieterisonline]

I would have gathered all the camping gear and check it physically for their state. on the other hand, I would make a quick list of all things I would need for the planned activities. Or was this not the point of the example? 😉 Great video!

[@Hexspa]

Tiago was a PUA! There was a ton of good information in that field (no pun intended) that seems lost these days. I think it’s a shame what that movement degenerated into because it felt special at the time and I know it changed many people’s lives.

[@Maxamos555]

Vitamin: TF Omega

[@scrappegal]

That less is more. Take one course at the time, and convert the action in stead

[@Dclutterbydnai]

Consuming content...resignated with me. I’m always trying to learn all the things- which ironically brought me here lol

[@sonnyad]

Order is procrastination sometimes

[@ollie_r8162]

Where's my blue brain upgrade

[@shya-am6450]

The content - high production value. Thumbnails are average, not by aesthetics but Concept Wise, its not exciting that's why good clickbait will be needed. Title - the title is not interesting and exciting then don't mention it, use unique words to convey same thing. You should start collecting ideas before you even start working on a video.

[@eusouoleonardo]

I agree! The content is amazing, but the metadata is not good for catch attention. This black brain looks like a cookie, and the headline is not urgent.