Why Being A Cynic Isn't Serving You And How To Shift Your Mindset For The Better (From GrowthDay LA)

[@MikeBarron1]

Your insights are absolute game-changers, igniting a wildfire of mindset transformation! Delving into battling cynicism and embracing empowerment hits home hard, stirring up an electrifying wave of inspiration! 🔥

[@ava-jl1ll]

I wish you love, joy, peace , health and abundance

[@DexterMag-aso]

This is a treasure trove of insightful wisdom that not only captivates but also serves as a catalyst for fostering a positive shift in mindset! Your profound exploration into the detrimental effects of cynicism and the empowering strategies for mindset transformation resonates deeply. It got me reflecting on the valuable discussions my life coach Lisa Haisha facilitated during her enlightening retreat in the Philippines. Lisa often explored the impact of mindset on personal growth and emphasized the importance of cultivating a positive outlook. Aligning with the themes in your video, her teachings highlighted the transformative power of adopting a mindset that fosters optimism and growth. Thank you for consistently sharing transformative insights!

[@legacy321]

Thank you Brendon. I needed that!

[@spiritual_home_for_artists]

Thank you ❤ I wish you joy love health and abundance!

[@buddhaneosiddhananda8499]

"Everything begins with choice...": The Matrix (movie)... and when you. choose... choose well...

[@maryforbis9763]

5:20am- OMG, I never knew, I'm a cynical person. Watching this video has showed me that,,

[@MelodyMaker218]

You are needed in the Substance Abuse field. It is really bad.

[@jameslawton3696]

Great content. Thank you.

[@haroldstevensjr.8201]

Now i know what those 2 words mean. I was raised on the reservation. First language was Navajo.

[@paulmandajr]

Zambia is digging in on this...

[@BruceWayne0.1]

Brendon my guy!

[@wearesatellites91]

Comparing prejudice against minorities to not liking rich people is a bit of a miss - the reason a lot of folks are skeptical of very wealthy people is because we see selfish billionaires ruining the planet. Ofcourse not all rich people are the same, but it’s not totally unfounded that society doesn’t respect the ones who have the means to make the world a better place and instead choose to think only about themselves. If you’re growing your wealth in a way that serves only you while stepping on others to get there, then your haters aren’t cynics, they just don’t respect that you’re prioritizing your wealth over your humanity.

[@ItchesIt]

You are missing his point. He was talking about himself in the past. At that time, he hated rich people that way losers hate ethnicities.

[@krishnamadhusudan8370]

There is a difference between not liking rich people or the quality of decisions made by rich folks or those in leadership hatred or demonizing of people who are wealthy in the elite. Hatred is the key term and is a form of prejudice which keeps one blindsided. If you perceive elite people as demonic entities then that isn't healthy. Wealth and service to humanity needs to be integrated. You can't earn money by exploiting others (taking more than what you give). In energy exchange you need to add value for efficient energy transfer. This is also beneficial for rich people as well since their consciousness gets elevated in the act of serving themselves and others.

[@BruceWayne0.1]

Brandon my guy!

[@christopherj9744]

Yup

[@RoyShouriMustango]

Frankly my dear idgad

[@buddhaneosiddhananda8499]

"A positive attitude... is nearest to the divine..." Anonymous

[@jeanettewight6365]

I don't agree with Brendon. If 80% of rich people employ US citizens why are so many people struggling with poverty? Working full time yet struggling to feed & shelter themselves. What is the point of obtaining so much wealth that other's have to live in a tent on the street & beg for food.

[@jshadow536]

I completely agree. I don't think it is the best example. I believe that he's referencing the idea of law of attraction. In this case resenting rich people is separating yourself from rich people and therefore not being open to being rich (people).

[@rishabrege3479]

The key word is "employ". And poverty depends on geographic location. You can be struggling yet not be in poverty. Those are two different things. Also it has nothing to do with being rich but everything to do with capitalism and supply demand. A machine learning engineer will make 300 K while some make millions. At the same time a McDonald's cashier will barely make ends meet. This is less to do with wealth but the concept of value as determined by our capitalistic society.

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