You can change your life in 6 months, here is how to do it

[@lauriexwang]

✍ Get my free 20 personal growth and reflection journal prompts guide here: lauriewang.ck.page/personalgrowth 💡Try my newsletter for actional advice on business, marketing, and personal growth: lauriewang.com/growth-catalyst If you were like me, feeling like you are spinning in the same spot trying to make a change in your life, here is how you can do it in 6 months or less. You can become unrecognizable compared to the old you, and it's time to claim your authentic future self. I've been there, you've got this and I'm rooting for you.

[@DragonBellyTravels]

I’m 61…retired Air Force and GS worker; I have always moved with forward-thinking in mind. My biggest snag was marrying a man who didn’t share my same vision and drive; AVOID this at all costs! 💯🎯 LISTEN to this advice! BE smarter than those before you by learning from our mistakes, and surround yourself with GREATNESS!!! 👑👑👑 Great content; new subbie gained…💫💫💫

[@lauriexwang]

@@DragonBellyTravels thank you! I'm so grateful that our paths crossed on KZbin. You are such an inspiration too and thanks for sharing your life experience ❤

[@Louis76-z3i]

Do you believe in reincarnation?

[@JaySmith-pv2mw]

I can definitely confirm that exercise leads to eating better which leads to sleeping better which leads to more energy.

[@lauriexwang]

Absolutely! Same for me. Never looked back 🙌😀

[@Urbancorax2]

@@lauriexwang also, take glycine. Improves cognitive functions, improves sleep.

[@danavilouise4831]

Great comment. So true and basic but easily forgotten!

[@tomTom-lb5cu]

And better mental sanity plus you get addicted to the natural endorphins and it’s a great addiction.

[@SIERRATREES]

There are small things I can do each day I have complete control over - keep my place tidy and do some exercise. If I go for a run, I go to bed feeling Ive achieved something, and thats a good base. ( The butterfly effect works )

[@simonalexandero]

"Embracing your future self, your more authentic self," and for me it was understanding that we all have the power to shift our own reality and change our life, that was the biggest breakthrough. 🙌

[@lauriexwang]

Yep, every change happens with those first tiny steps!

[@Dreamcatcher0007]

30 mins walk daily, 30 mins reading daily, sleeping time to be fixed, eating time fixed.

[@lauriexwang]

Sounds like a great habit to have daily! 🙌

[@sandramatos6409]

Great wrap up video to change your state of life. Thank you.

[@AntonioII]

And 0 time working toward your dream. I mean doing something useful. Am I wrong?!

[@WCCXtra]

Those 30 (38 for me) minute walks are a game changer, especially if it's done in nature.

[@TheBlueskyson]

Tony. No. Visualise your dream/goal daily. Many times throughout the day. Set a timer on ur phone for every 3 hours to reflect and visualise, say ur goal/s to yourself or listen to them played back recorded earlier by you, on ur phone. 10 minutes every 3 hours. Go get it dawg

[@TalesOfTrillions]

As someone who's been stuck in the same rut for years, this video was a wake-up call. It's time to break free from limiting beliefs and start making those tiny changes that lead to big transformations. Let's do this!

[@lauriexwang]

The limiting beliefs changed everything for me 🙌 you've got this!

[@soniamolina34]

Same!

[@kja2172]

Hey!!! how you doing now? This is your reminder to keep going 😘 believe in yourself 💗

[@Chrissanthumum]

Limiting beliefs are truly powerful.We learn them as kids and they really shape us.Sonetimes we create and perpetuate them based on what we've been told as kids.

[@CherryBerryFashion]

How’s it going?

[@elziemcmillion]

I want to say I retired after 30 years as insurance Account Executive, but throughout my career I was an avid person who took his health and financial as #1 I just retired at 59 and just received my spinning/cycling and personal training certification and doing instructing at the local Y's in my area. LOVE IT! the key is to set yourself up and when your can transition you will do in something you enjoy. I was told this over 25 years ago take care of two things in your life and you can do anything . #1 your health(I am 59 but look and act as if I am 39), #2 take care of your finances. A rich man is a man with $0 debt. I have a payed off house, networth of over 1million and $0 debt car debt, CC debt etc. Get out of the matrix of life!!!!

[@lauriexwang]

Thanks for sharing your beautiful story! Love this and keep going 🙌

[@treluvstrees999]

Excellent video! My keystone is waking up and thanking God for a new day. Sets the tone to be calm and peaceful. Then… lace up the shoes and get moving

[@lauriexwang]

Wonderful! That sounds great 🙌😀

[@inspired9239]

Absolutely! Gratitude is what got me through my late-stage 3 cancer in 2016. When in my recovery during my discovery phase, in my quest to understand what I did to myself to get so sick, I learned on YT from Dr. Joe Dispenza that there are about 1,200 chemicals in our body that are activated when in a state of gratitude to help heal and restore our body back to health. AMAZING!! That was a WOW moment for me that I'll never forget because throughout my ordeal in 2016, no matter how small, I was constantly thanking God for everything, from the pillow my head laid upon, to every family member, friend and health professional that helped me. I never once blamed God. I was eternally grateful to Him and prayed without ceasing. Gratitude and prayer are more powerful than anyone can ever imagine!

[@chellybabyme]

But what is it that you DO when you lace up?Fluffy pretty thoughts don't mean answers.

[@Napoleanexperience]

My best line:I am so much more than I can achieve.

[@lauriexwang]

And don’t ever let anyone tell you that you can’t 🙌😀

[@chrisw7347]

Your video reminds me of the story of the baby elephant who was chained to a small, old tree. It tried to pull and pull on the chain, but couldn't free itself. So it learned that struggle was pointless here. Eventually it grew up to a huge adult elephant, who could effortlessly uproot the small tree, but because it learned it couldn't, it never tried.

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you for sharing that story. It perfectly illustrates how our early limitations can shape our beliefs about what's possible.

[@ArunKumar-vd6tk]

Hi Laurie. I listened to this vide9 first thing in the morning today!! Hoping that my life will take turn for something great!! Thanks for this video❤

[@lauriexwang]

I'm grateful this video has been helpful for you. Now let's go and make the most of this beautiful life 🙌

[@jamesjones8552]

Perfect message for me, I'm 61. Had to deal with parents getting sick in 2018. I just lost my job. Unsure why it happened then. Then weeks later many challenges happened that gave me why. I had roof issues, both parents got sick. Found out Dad only had 5 years to live from bone disease. Mom needed heart operation. I became care giver. Help with appointments, medical, repairs, maintenance for 2 houses. Plus had to deal with legal and my own fatigue. They both passed very quickly Sept 2021. I'm still dealing with estate while looking for work. I'm ? Why employers are not calling me. I have also learned from the greats. I'm using mindset resources like Joe dispenza's work. I feel I'm in a waiting period. ? When will things shift. Yes, I can understand that the steps I took for years and focusing on main tasks, projects is preparing me for something big.

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you for sharing your story. I'm sorry that you had to deal with so much loss. I have read some of Joe Dispenza's work too, and our mindset can sometimes be stronger than we think. Stay well and wishing you all of the best 🤍

[@beesworld04]

Best wishes to you. I like Dr. Dispenzas work.

[@StephaniRoberts]

@JamesJones8552 I’m so sorry for all your losses and struggles. I read this and it resonated. I’m in a similar season and working my way out of it. I highly recommend reading Bob Proctor’s “You were born rich.” The Audible comes with a PDF handout that helps with understanding the subconscious programming we all have and working toward intentionally shifting our lives in a more prosperous fulfilling direction. Honestly, anything from Bob Proctor that resonates will help. I consume lots of self help and have for years, but something about his voice, his story, and his GENUINE desire to help others has helped me move out of the darkness. Wishing you the best! 💛

[@jamesjones8552]

Thank you for the kind words of encouragement. I need it. I'm started the next step to my new life after focusing on parents. I just finished 7 legal tasks on 3 different areas. Had to bring up past emotional events. So, ready to say thank you to the past experiences and say hello to new ones.

[@paulcarlson-es1gw]

try NLP , or RTT , these get to the root issues fast , common sense , help with reprogramming is needed more now with the world we live in

[@seph4667]

I love your spirit. To inspire strangers globally is the ultimate human attainment.

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you! I look forward to inspiring many more 🙏

[@ecmcn6323]

You popped up in my feed; so glad you did! On a mission to change my reality in 6 months as I turn 50 then. Adding in little changes here and there; drinking less coffee, drinking more water, cutting down doom-scrolling, increasing my reading, clearing out clutter, and now starting on skills development to see where it will take me as a career option. Thank you for the book recommendations, straight in to my audible wish list. And, obviously, have subscribed straight away, and will now go and watch the video you recommended.😄

[@lauriexwang]

It's awesome to hear about the positive changes you're making as you approach the big 5-0! From cutting back on coffee to diving into skill development, you're rocking it! I'm glad that you found the book recommendations helpful, and I hope you enjoy the video too. Here's to your journey of growth and transformation! 😄

[@mina7016]

I want to come back 6months from now; i am preparing for a super important exam that would open doors in my career! Thank you for the inspiration Laurie!

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that my content has inspired you. Wishing you all the best on your exam - you’ve got this!

[@mandyflora]

This video needs to be watched several times, when i watched it the second time, something very crucial clicked in my head, thank you Laurie for sharing this

[@jay6817]

Data Analytics, Cyber Security and AI specialist here. You're right! I never really noticed this about myself, but have always gravitated towards high paid skills. Thanks for the affirmation.

[@lauriexwang]

Thanks for sharing! Great to hear 🙌

[@larabardot6836]

Could you please share how you learned these skills and how long it took you? Thank you!

[@DonColes-qe1qp]

Thanks!

[@lauriexwang]

Glad it was helpful and thanks! 🙌

[@artprintjedi1821]

I’m only halfway through and this is everything I needed to hear. I’ve been repulsed by hustle + making $$ fast and hard like some entrepreneurial videos push. You enlightened me by saying, learn another skill … why hasn’t this thought come to me until now … change with the times. Going to watch the rest, but wanted to thank you so much from the bottom of my heart for putting this video out there.

[@lauriexwang]

I'm so happy to hear this video is resonating with you. The pressure to hustle and make money fast can be a lot, so I'm glad the idea of learning new skills is inspiring you. Thanks for your kind words and for sharing your thoughts. I hope the rest of the video keeps giving you helpful insights. Best of luck on your journey! If you want weekly insights like these in your inbox, you can also try out the newsletter here: lauriewang.com/growth-catalyst

[@marrymagda8140]

Even this video is a testament of your own personal work. Precise and straightforward to the point with ALL relevant information. Thank you 🙏

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m really glad the video resonated with you and that the information was helpful. 🙏

[@The.Oh1183]

I'm not sure how this video popped up, but it's cool that it did. You described what I'm going through right now. I'm 40 years old and have been teaching myself to code over the past couple years. That gave me the ability to create some lucrative programs that autonomously trade the futures market. I have just recently started taking some certificate courses to get a deeper understanding of programming. It took quite a long time, but I finally got tired of the 9-5 as well.

[@lauriexwang]

It’s amazing to hear how you've transitioned into coding and developed programs for trading. Self-teaching and pursuing deeper knowledge through certificate courses is how I got started. It's never too late to make a change, and your story is a great example of that. Best of luck with your continued learning and new ventures!

[@WkndGrl]

1 habit I would benefit from in several areas is working out for sure!

[@lauriexwang]

You can do it lovely! 🙌🙌❤️

[@DesertThunderDownUnder]

Wow I rose out of bed this morning feeling defeated by my recent successes which nobody seems to have the time to want to talk or feedback about, not through an email nor a jolly “good morning” text. This video is a game changer for me Laurie - over the next few months I am going to walk tall in silence and let my success speak for itself. Thank you from Brisbane Australia 🙏🏽😊✍🏽💭

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you for sharing your experience and story. I'm truly glad the video resonated with you. 🙌😀 You've got this!

[@sentientbeans]

Love this! You got this!

[@dhathaway]

Insightful comment. I've found that I get much less response when I have successes, regardless of how I present the news, as opposed to sharing personal disasters. But do keep sharing your successes, if for no one else but yourself right now.

[@dardeedeals]

This was really powerful. It's something everyone should hear before speaking publicly. It really helps. 🥰

[@lauriexwang]

I'm glad it helped! Thank you for your kind feedback, you've got this 🙌😉

[@HowardARoark]

Yes I think that too many tasks and too much multi-tasking just leads to low mood, there's nothing you've really achieved, just another day at the office. It is a great thing to concentrate on something and get good at it. And that's what can lift you out of the hum-drum. Then you don't check job ads you just pick the company you want to work for.

[@beesworld04]

I want to reinvent myself again at 39. Life’s been such a roller coaster and I haven’t actually accomplished anything besides getting jobs, pretty much the basics.

[@lauriexwang]

It's never too late and never believe what other people say about age. Age is just a number, how we truly live our authentic self is what really matters. 🙌 And remember to celebrate the little wins along the way, you've done a lot to come this far.

[@beesworld04]

@@lauriexwang Thank you!

[@ksweetist]

What other things that you need to accomplish to feel accomplished in this lifetime?

[@beesworld04]

@@ksweetist just now getting notified about this message. Good question. The things I say I’ll do. I want to pass my securities license exams which will provide more income. Get into tech, which I’ve been contemplating a while now. Have a nice garden. Sing and become a beginner violin teacher.

[@DawnMaxwell-y4z]

Do it ! I’m 69 and wish I had known to do this, maybe I knew something but I was clinging on to a job etc etc etc . I’m now without family, friends not a 1 fr physically health is weak . Looking back and wishing isn’t going to help me… live your life !

[@simplylobudgets]

Thank you for this reminder! ❤ I’m working on reinventing myself as we speak in my mid-30s. Wishing everyone on their own journey the best of luck!

[@lauriexwang]

You got this! It's never too late 🙌❤️

[@roshiniganesan8877]

Yes! Yes! Yes! Do the Deep work - been struggling to do more of that. Thank You!!!

[@lauriexwang]

You're very welcome. I'm glad this was helpful as a reminder, you can also check out my deep work video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYGtaX2FpLmhaK8

[@AnchoredinStrength]

You are doing it perfectly. We are all loving it the way it is. Don't let anyone to sneak in on your magic.

[@lauriexwang]

And you too! Stay true to ourselves is the best way forward. Let's all embrace all of our own magic 😀🙌

[@lauraashley1]

Girlllll... You're so important to this world 💡💕🌸✨🥰

[@lauriexwang]

Right back at you! There is a reason why we are here in this world and let's make the most of it! ❤️😀

[@liveagaincoachingministry1319]

Really good!! Love the key stone habit, especially working out first thing and every thing trickles from there. Thanks for the advice. :)

[@inspired9239]

Keystone Habit. BRILLIANT!! Never heard of it before but I'm certainly looking into it to enjoy that journey. Thank you for sharing. GREAT video. Much love to you from Texas.

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you! I'm so glad you found the keystone habit concept helpful. It's a game-changer! Enjoy exploring it on your journey. Much love back to you 🙌❤️

[@cynthiaszatkowski5440]

OMG! Laurie is speaking directly to me.

[@lauriexwang]

Glad you resonated with this and hope this video helps on your journey! 🙌

[@Joe_174]

Perfect! For me, i just started as an intern at a job. At the same time, on another channel, i could practice content and digital marketing which i need for my personal ventures. What i learn in my own could apply at my job and i could see where that takes me. Plus going to the gym; eating better; sleeping better. That’s what i need. I love the deep work thing. It’s like a cheat code.

[@lauriexwang]

That sounds like a fantastic plan! Balancing your internship with personal ventures and applying what you learn in both areas is a great strategy. Plus, taking care of your health by going to the gym, eating well, and sleeping better will definitely boost your productivity and well-being. The concept of deep work is indeed like a cheat code-it helps you focus intensely and achieve more in less time. Keep up the great work, and thank you for sharing your journey!

[@erjolalumshi8366]

My keystone habit is waking up early in the morning. This habit gives me more time for myself so I can do things that sets me up for the day. There are mornings that I am very productive but also there are mornings that are in a slower pace, and it is just me and my thoughts. On top of that waking up early it makes me go to bed early so I don't spend that time scrolling on social media.

[@danyos777]

I think about pre-existing beliefs and find that it isn’t about challenging beliefs but about thinking analytically what they mean, their origin, and which are facts that truly benefit our lives because they are truths. It isn’t about challenging for the sake of it, because we feel uncomfortable or because the masses adopt new unfounded ideologies, dropping older beliefs. It is about learning to unlearn bad habits that come from false beliefs, false teachings, and false ideologies. First time here and following! Thanks for the tips!

[@lauriexwang]

Thanks for sharing your insights! You've highlighted the importance of critical thinking and self-reflection. It's about understanding where our beliefs come from and letting go of those that no longer serve us. Glad to have you here and looking forward to more discussions! 🙌❤️

[@nataliekirschner9020]

So glad this popped up in my feed today. Timely.

[@lauriexwang]

Thanks and really glad that our paths crossed on KZbin, hope this helps on your journey lovely 🙌

[@Beaubear1011]

Thank you 🇦🇺 I needed to hear this today. New subscriber 😊

[@Nautical_Cyclist]

I have been trying to add in having a few hangout sessions with friends per week as the hustle continues. Exercise, walking the dogs and meditation is my calming routine

[@lauriexwang]

Love these, I can't live without daily movement or exercise. These micro moments and habits all adds up. 🙌❤️

[@danielfischer4399]

I feel this was the content of the best self improvement books in one short video- great job!

[@lauriexwang]

Wow, thank you! Appreciate the great feedback, and I'm grateful that this video helped you. 🙌😀

[@glintwavesubliminals]

This is gold. Love it!

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you 🙌

[@fromhels]

Great video! I've read a few of the books mentioned, so I know what I need to do but get stuck in that vicious cycle. I'm fairly active, sleep well and have a good income, so I feel privileged for that, but I want to do more for myself. For years, I've dreamt that people could buy a brand that I created, watch my KZbin videos and I can work for myself, but I've not done the work to create something that I own. I know my downfall is distractions, whether that's doom scrolling or thinking that a different business or skill will get me further. This video was a positive reminder, and I feel more motivated to spend the rest of this year wisely.

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you for your kind words! We all get stuck in those cycles sometimes, but recognizing your distractions is key. Keep taking small steps towards your goals. Rooting for you in your journey ahead!

[@katrinabrown3561]

I’ll come back in 2025 1) Launch my children’s book mid April 2) compete in a pageant in June/ July 3) Launch my first course in August

[@lauriexwang]

So exciting and thank you for sharing these wonderful goals, I'm rooting for you! ❤️

[@medhyasinha]

I left my job last month due to mental harassment. Now I am looking for a job. Starting my life at the age of 36

[@lauriexwang]

I'm sorry to hear about your experience, and I commend you for prioritizing your well-being. Starting anew at 36 is a brave and empowering step. Wishing you the best of luck in your job search and new beginnings. You've got this!

[@dhathaway]

Thank you! So many gems in this video. I really appreciated your calm and focused delivery -- it made the important points, like "keystone habits" easier to assimilate.

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you so much! I'm glad to hear you found the video valuable, and that keystone habits resonated with you. If you have any questions or thoughts to share, please let me know 🙌

[@suzannah1947]

Wonderful, practical wisdom, thank you 🙏

[@lauriexwang]

You are so welcome! Glad it was helpful 🙌

[@frankgoodmanbuzzholland7517]

Thank you, Laurie Wang! I just bumped into your video, watched to the end, and enjoyed it thoroughly. 💜 FG

[@lauriexwang]

Glad you enjoyed it! And thank you for letting me know 🙌

[@cpaxson]

What a strong message! I bought the three books you recommended as well!

[@lauriexwang]

Readers are winners! Hope you enjoy these books too 🙌❤️

[@Lena-xj5uh]

Thank you so much. It's what I really need at the moment.

[@lauriexwang]

I'm so glad to hear that, and you've got this! 🙌❤️

[@creatingspacespodcast]

Nice! One thing that is part of identity and personality is "hard worker". Its hard to slow down and take days off when that is so ingrained into your self.

[@lauriexwang]

Yes, it's something I'm constantly mindful of and to build more rests and breaks into my schedule. My daughter helped me so much on this as with children you get to be present and go into their world of play.

[@phyliciajoykloes]

Ooh, great video! Thank you for sharing

[@lauriexwang]

Thanks 🙌 Glad you like the video! ❤️

[@shunwilliams6180]

Amazing video thank you so much for sharing ❤❤❤

[@lauriexwang]

You're so welcome and glad you found this video useful! ❤️

[@tomTom-lb5cu]

So true this video. I did the 9-5 many years because I came from a middle class family so I just assumed as a young man , this is my fate not giving it a second thought. Don’t follow the herd when you are young. Do a job you really enjoy . Once I retired I started listening to educational you tube videos and positive psychological short videos as well. The combo made me think differently and it worked. Ive always had an interest in investing since my mid 20’s I must add. After I retired I decided to do something to earn money for fun. It turned out to become a fun part time job”work” maybe 8 hours a week that I’m making more then my last year of 40 hour a week plus from the job I retired from. But in my case the 40 hour job and my dedication to invest every year helped to do my new hobby/job/fun. Love making money with a click of a button. God bless.

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you for sharing your story! It's amazing how you've found a way to turn your interests into a rewarding and enjoyable living 🙌

[@mettapresentnow]

Mindfulness inspired me to create my own channel - to gently remind people to stay in the present. I started deeply looking into meditation as someone who struggles with a constantly wandering mind since early university days. Some days are easy but most days are incredibly hard to be present constantly, especially as a student. Meditation has genuinely helped me become a better person and more importantly actively try to be a mindful person. Days are not easy but its the littles steps consistently that count!

[@lauriexwang]

It's inspiring to hear how mindfulness and meditation have made such a positive impact on your life. Your channel sounds like a wonderful way to help others stay present and find peace. Those little steps truly do add up. Keep up the great work and best of luck with your channel! 🌟

[@mettapresentnow]

@@lauriexwang Thank you for your encouragement!

[@pYure.intentions-ariona_lynn]

This was good content thanks girl!

[@lauriexwang]

Glad it was helpful! You've very welcome ❤️

[@kevinnc1963]

Thanks Laurie. First time viewer. Glad I found ur content.

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you! Glad our paths crossed on KZbin and thank you for being here 🙌 I'm grateful to be able to share this message.

[@everythingheinani]

Thank you Laurie❤

[@dinabaxter5393]

You video really spoke out to me and I went through a difficult time recently, this is exactly what I needed.

[@lauriexwang]

Thanks and I'm really glad you found it helpful!

[@realMartinHamilton]

If getting 1% better every day for one year then that's 365*1% = 37% better in one year! Yaay!!!

[@lauriexwang]

Isn't that incredible? Simple steps every day 🙌

[@kashannaxi]

@@lauriexwang What does a 1% look like?

[@kimbrown7908]

Thank you for posting this. I feel like I have a higher calling to help people and I want to be get better with my own process so I can achieve more and put out more to the world.

[@lauriexwang]

Thanks for sharing! It's awesome to hear about your passion for making a difference and leveling up your own game. Investing in yourself not only benefits you but also empowers you to do more for others. That's what I felt in what I can do for my own growth but also for those of my colleagues and clients. Keep rocking that higher calling, and I look forward to offering more of my own learnings along the way. 🌟

[@growwithdebra]

Really glad I found this video, got fired yesterday and I have two kids and things are just so high now I just feel lost and I started posting on KZbin and just sad I get no views barely 😰

[@lauriexwang]

I'm so sorry to hear about your situation. Losing a job is incredibly tough, especially with two kids to support as I can understand being a parent myself. It's great that you're taking proactive steps by starting a KZbin channel. Building an audience takes time, so don’t be discouraged by slow progress. Stay strong, and know that you’re not alone in this. Wishing you all the best.

[@meenavelamakanni4299]

Great!!!!! Amazing video!!!!!! 😊😃😃

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you! Glad you found this video useful 🙌❤️

[@Wheres_Bunny]

Thank you, this is extremely helpful

[@lauriexwang]

Glad to hear it! And you'r very welcome 🙌❤️

[@KohKim]

Just started my own business of 1 journey because I burned out from my time in tech. Will continue to support you ❤

[@lauriexwang]

I’ve been there and thank you so much for your support too. We are all here for each other. Well done on your channel too ❤️🙌

[@PATMCKEON007]

Thanks for your journal prompts Laurie 🏆

[@lauriexwang]

You're very welcome! Let me know how you get on. It helped me so much in my personal growth journey. 🙌

[@lemosmon]

Yes! This was great. Even at 48, this is helpful and to share with my daughter

[@lauriexwang]

Thanks for sharing! And I'm glad that both you and your daughter can benefit from this video. ❤️

[@sharvmangalie2434]

I am a 30 year old, who comes from a fairly successful family. 10 year ago, I moved from Suriname to the Netherlands, initially to pursue my studies. After that I found a well paying job as a low-code application developer (started off as a trainee, as I had a business background). I have done projects for really big organisations, which I am really proud of. However, A few months ago, I realised I was burned out and it really made me reflect on life and what I want. I’m not completely there yet, but I must admit that this is feeling like an amazing journey where I have found answers to questions that I never knew had that much impact on me as a human being. Thanks for this video, as I think that this really aligns with what I am looking for at the moment: Redesigning my life

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you for sharing your story. It sounds like you've had an impressive journey and have achieved a lot. Burnout can be a tough but valuable turning point, and it's great to hear you're finding clarity and direction. What are some of the key insights or changes you've discovered so far in your journey of reflection and redesigning your life?

[@sharvmangalie2434]

Thank you for you reply, Laurie. I have accepted that sometimes it is fine to slow down and rest. You could compare our bodies to tires, if you keep on hitting the gas pedal, eventually your tire lose profile (grip). Furthermore, I came to the conclusion that even though I have been growing quickly over the years, I am always on high alert -always wanting to please people, prove that I am good enough. The conclusion is that although I seem confident, deep down I have a really low self worth. This actually stems from my youth. Always seeking that validation from my father who was a successful businessman, wanting to be like him. Lessons so far: 1. You are good enough as you are. Don’t go chasing after other’s their dreams. Find your own purpose (meditation really helps you in finding ‘yourself’) 2. Question, really question when you are feeling some type of way. Dig deep and you’ll gain clarity. Only when you know the underlying reason, will you be able to take real action. 3. Listen to your body, life is more than work. Learn to accept that it is fine to slow down sometimes

[@mrlucashyde]

Beautifully said. I needed this. Thank you so much for sharing 🙌🏻

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad to hear that it resonated with you. Your support means a lot 🙌

[@janie6383]

keystone habit was a remarkable point thanks!

[@lauriexwang]

Glad that you found this helpful!

[@gabolujan3109]

Love this. Thank you. Very helpful content.

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you! Glad you found it helpful 🙌

[@caseteamcouture8633]

I just got The Power of Habit thanks to you. ❤

[@lauriexwang]

I'm glad to hear that, hope you enjoy the book! 🙌 ❤️

[@starbright1256]

Great read!

[@bowonetpreneur894]

Very clear and concise Laurie

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you! I'm glad you found it clear and concise. Your feedback means a lot!

[@nealtrecartin8788]

5:18 "Never believe you're going to be pigeonholing yourself into a specific industry." Wow that is so true, great job thank you

[@DJSC5618]

Thank you so much for this insightful video , one thing amazes me are the books you read ❤ inspired to make a change as I watched this on May 3, 2024 🎉❤ Who else? 👍

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you lovely! Readers are winners in my opinion, there are so much knowledge in books that we can all benefit from. Lots of good vibes back to you.

[@DJSC5618]

@@lauriexwang thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ love all that youve said, so true 🎉🥳 blessings to you!! 🙏🏻

[@amandacalvo1211]

I feel so stuck in life :( and I’ve been trying to change for 15 years and nothing works. Thank you for the video.

[@lauriexwang]

I'm sorry you're feeling stuck. Change can take time, and it's okay to ask for help. Keep pushing forward, and you're not alone ❤️

[@paulinehay377]

A fantastic share thank you!

[@lauriexwang]

You’re so welcome and glad you found it useful! 🙌🙌

[@tallchicknvegas]

You're awesome! I'm definitely going to binge watch! Thank you!!!! Did you mention the group that keeps you focused? Will you suggest where to go?

[@susandimateao3849]

Such an eloquent and well thought out video with so many gems. Thank you so much ❤

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you! And I'm glad that you found so many useful tips to take away. ❤️

[@davidespinosaperez9733]

I love this content

[@Killerkey1863]

These are all great tips.

[@lauriexwang]

Thanks, glad it was helpful! 🙌

[@faustinrwango766]

Thank you, I needed this, I am going through some tough patches in my life.

[@lauriexwang]

Sorry to hear that and I hope that I helped in some ways to help you feel stronger mentally to tackle the current challenges. ❤️

[@faustinrwango766]

@@lauriexwang yes it did thank you so much for your text. You have amazing content.

[@thembiemalaza3968]

Thank you for sharing this information. I really needed to hear this.❤

[@lauriexwang]

You are so welcome! I'm glad our paths crossed online and I get the chance to share this with you. 🙌❤️

[@radley3519]

Needed this so bad thank you❤

[@lauriexwang]

Glad that it came to you at the right time! ❤️

[@sharonkitalei]

Thanks for this video.Am going bback to uni and i feel motivated more than ever ❤❤

[@lauriexwang]

You've got this! ❤️❤️

[@louisemc3680]

Great clip- you're really inspiring in a calm matter-of-fact way. Have subscribed and looking forward to more clips- thanks!

[@lauriexwang]

Awesome, thank you! 😀 I'm glad that the message resonated in its own way, I personally benefitted a lot over the years from self-development and looking forward to sharing more with you.

[@Angell_Lee]

Wow, Laurie amazing video!! Thank you so much! Have you made a book on Amazon yet? I will be looking forward for it 💖

[@lauriexwang]

Not yet! Thanks for the encouragement on the book side, I've been thinking about writing one in the near future, so will definitely keep you posted 🙌❤️

[@Angell_Lee]

@@lauriexwang So cool, also please know that with AmazonKDP made it so easy to self-publish, they even print it and ship it for you. All the best xo

[@Maryisthegoldengirl]

Thank you for this video~I like the idea of having a keystone habit and the book recommendations.

[@lauriexwang]

You're so welcome! Keystone habit and also reading regularly has changed everything for me. 🙌

[@lolablum1212]

I don‘t have a high income skill. Learning is hard for me and I always don’t know how to get the stuff in my head or work faster or being more efficient. I need hours to get stuff done. But great video anyway. Hope it’s useful for many people.

[@lauriexwang]

It's completely normal to find learning challenging and to feel like things take longer than you'd like. Everyone has their own pace and ways of processing information. Remember, persistence is key, and it's okay to take small steps. Celebrate your progress, no matter how small. This channel is all about guidance and tips on productivity and self improvement, I'm here to help in future videos. Keep going, and thank you for watching the video. 🙌

[@JohnNelson1]

Thanks for the video! I wasn't aware of Keystone habits but have experienced that kind of result mostly with exercise and eating habits. I'm also a very big TR fan and have gone to many seminars which definitely changed my life. I'll be looking for your videos in the future.

[@lauriexwang]

Thanks John, I'm glad I found my tribe here on KZbin with a lot of my viewers who resonated with what I shared here. Thanks for being part of the community and I hope to share more of what I'm learning along the way with you. 🙌

[@marcoaureliodz7]

thank you Laurie!

[@lauriexwang]

You are so welcome! 🙌

[@Sabinesays123]

So inspiring. I came across this video yesterday, and it came exactly at the right time in my life. I really appreciate it.

[@lauriexwang]

I'm so glad our paths crossed here on KZbin and thank you for sharing this with me, it means a lot. ❤️ you can do this.

[@TheFutureofSkills]

Your advice is inspirational - particularly regarding gaining new high income skills like digital marketing, coding, AI, etc. However, as someone from the industry I'd appreciate if you publish my note when I'd clarify especially for the younger audiences - learning from courses on tech skills alone won't be by far sufficient to launch a successful business, unless you have other leavers such as strong brand awareness you've worked years to build on. It all comes with experience. I'd recommend not only learning new skills but also getting into the industry by gaining an apprenticeship, attend events with successful e-commerce founders, network with those who've become who you want to be in years time. It's a roadmap, not an overnight shift to a new reality. Wishing all the very best in their journeys x

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you so much for sharing this thoughtful insight! I completely agree-while learning high-income skills like digital marketing, coding, or AI is a great start, there’s so much more to building a successful business. As you said, gaining real-world experience, networking, and gradually building a strong foundation are key elements that can't be overlooked. Your point about it being a journey and not an overnight shift is so important for people to hear 🙌

[@marvinthemartian6788]

Great video. Feeling stuck. Very timely

[@lauriexwang]

Thanks, and glad the video helped! 🙌 You've got this.

[@mafaldanovo]

Thank you so much Laurie! You are so inspiring!

[@lauriexwang]

You are so welcome! I'm grateful to help on this journey and sharing what I'm learning. ❤️

[@mariancounsellor]

This was excellent information! Very inspirational 💌

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you! Glad it was helpful 🙌 Which part resonated with you the most?

[@hopolang99]

I'm a new subscriber, and I've been binge-watching your videos one after another. I absolutely love the valuable information you share-it makes me feel almost guilty, like I owe you something in return for this free knowledge! 😢😅😊

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you, you're so kind and glad you were able to get value from the content, please help share with other who might also find this helpful 🙌😀

[@Flooweeers]

If anyone reads this.. what I find so difficult, is coming up with WHAT is most important to do? If you want to become healthy, happy and financially stable. I can't seem to find my "thing", what I want to do, so I never stick to anything cause I don't know specifically what I want to do.

[@lauriexwang]

Figuring out what’s most important can be tough. Try starting with small goals in each area to see what clicks for you. Experiment with different things, think about what genuinely makes you happy, and don’t be afraid to switch things up if something doesn’t feel right. It’s totally okay to take your time to find your "thing." Every step brings you closer to figuring it out. You're definitely not alone in this!

[@gathercreatelivewithleslie8340]

Do you like to do a lot of different things? I found out I'm a multipotentialite aka scanner. Look it up. Tony Robbins says there are only three types of people. People that create, people that organize and manage and entrepreneurs. Maybe this will help

[@chellybabyme]

Yes, I need concrete advice, not headspace tips. How does something like this help anybody? smh

[@TheNormallyOpen]

Compound interest

[@carmicastro6936]

Thank you for your video you have opened my eyes and see things differently and not hopeless

[@lauriexwang]

You can do this and I'm excited that you are starting on this personal growth journey!

[@mrandmrsprague]

Hello, Laurie! Every single word you said is true. Thank you. 💛

[@lauriexwang]

Thank you and I'm glad you resonated and found this video useful 💛

[@jeffliang8031]

Thank you for sharing, Laurie! I find myself easily distracted by small tasks and tend to spend more time planning than actually taking action. It's very true that having an accountability partner helps tremendously, as does listening to productive and positive podcasts and journaling.

[@lauriexwang]

It's not easy to fight these distractions and I totally know what you mean. I'm working on this every day, but it's the awareness of this that really help me, to catch myself in those moments when I really should be deep working and getting things done.