The Mindset Shift That Changed My Life

[@TheNewTravel]

You succeed or you learn... there is no fail

[@kyf_]

Exactly, we have a decision to make when we "fail", to take the lesson or to avoid the learning process and probably do the same mistake twice in the future

[@anotherdoseyt]

@@kyf_ that's what i told myself when I failed a course in my first year

[@kyf_]

@@anotherdoseyt i did the same when i failed a course my 2nd year 👊🏼

[@anotherdoseyt]

@@kyf_ look at us now 😎

[@michaelbishop9157]

I disagree - you can fail and it's a very positive thing provided you fail forward

[@LinhPhamThi]

Progress ABSOLUTELY beats perfectionism. I have this mantra of " *Something is better than nothing* " and it has worked wonders for building good habits and learning new things. Before that I said "If I'm doing it, I should do it perfectly" and I just failed at getting any better. But once I shifted my mindset, it was all suddenly a lot easier to get healthy, work out, learn a new language, etc.

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

There's only 1 secret to success- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKqqfa15btuqnLs

[@rayyanhussain2080]

You just motivated me to work out!

[@M87-o3n]

But if progress “absolutely” beats perfectionism, wouldn’t it have perfected the arts of perfectionism thus creating a paradox ?

[@yahyawasim1994]

@@M87-o3n I like how you think funny man ;-). But nah, progress doesn't perfect the art of perfectionism because progress may be tangible but not fixed in its outcome, i.e. perfect, by virtue of result and definition. The perception of this paradox is subjective to how one perceives perfectionism to begin with - if you think perfectionism is absolute just like in what I've said above, then approaching progress > perfection may be incredibly difficult, since at least with perfectionism 100% is complete by a fixed time variable, if not an outcome-based variable as with progress (where 80% by a fixed time is OK).

[@LinhPhamThi]

@@rayyanhussain2080 Starting is most of the work! Keep it up!

[@TeluguSuperhumans]

I recommend this book to every student! This will literally change people’s lives. In fact, this should be made a text book 😊

[@wbrucebale]

Telugu

[@tipsgamez4447]

I honestly believe self-improvement should be a subject in school. It would be a subject wherein pupils learn how to learn, learn how to be honest about their bad and their good parts and learn to become more self-confident by not seeing your bad things as a lack, but more as something to improve on.

[@purpledoneright]

I had to read it at university, loved it!

[@karthikeyaekula]

A telugu person here edendayya edi nen eda sudle

[@TeluguSuperhumans]

@@wbrucebale 👍

[@mdkb]

"The pain you feel today will be the strength you feel tomorrow" That's one of my most effective quotes that I'm living with😄

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

There's only 1 secret to success-- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKqqfa15btuqnLs

[@97sahil]

I have this poster, truly inspiring 👍

[@umairfakhi2756]

"Quantity leads to Quality and Progress is more important than perfection." Exactly what I need now.

[@tobiasyap]

Key takeaway: gotta have a growth mindset about our growth mindset

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

There's only 1 secret to success- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKqqfa15btuqnLs

[@yesewkne6016]

This book changed my life. After reading it, I've started a business, trying to defeat my social anxiety( at this stage I don't even recognize my old self because I've become very outgoing). Thank you carol dweck for this masterpiece.

[@lioneltheophilus2151]

Train your mind to see the good in every investment.

[@andreajueal8243]

When you invest in crypt0 you are buying days you don't need to work

[@darlingtonsam3614]

Now is the best time to purchase and invest in bitcoin, stop procastinating

[@darlingtonsam3614]

Investments are stepping stones to success, investing is is what create wealth.

[@darlingtonsam3614]

It's not watching videos and wasting time on strategies, I was ignorant doing so then I decided to try anna Wilson and she has made about $14,000 on every $2000 I invested.

[@henrynoble7011]

I'm new to bitco¡n trading, how can I go about it or is there anyone you can refer?? 🤔🤔🙏🙏

[@vihangatech127]

*“Every morning you have two choices: continue to sleep with your dreams, or wake up and chase them.”*

[@Heggscast]

Well said man👊

[@birdsrainforest429]

I Agree. Well Said!

[@eemedra]

Thank you!

[@vihangatech127]

@@Heggscast A sub to the Channel would be tremendous haha

[@birdsrainforest429]

I Subscribed to Your Channel Because Your the Best kid ever!

[@CuriousDoc]

Roosevelt once said "Nothing in the world is worth having or worth doing unless it means effort, pain, difficulty." Couldn't be more relevant

[@JWisdom]

Ali’s book recommendations are always top tier let’s be honest

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

There's only 1 secret to success- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKqqfa15btuqnLs

[@Martina_E]

Touché

[@MindsettoMastery]

I absolutely LOVE this mindset. When you internalise the idea you can continually grow and improve yourself throughout life, you tap into the power of ENDLESS potential. This is one of the biggest mindset shifts you can adopt to completely transform your life.

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

There's only 1 secret to success- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKqqfa15btuqnLs

[@habs1292]

Everything this guy comes across changes his life i swear

[@craigmalcom6294]

😂😂

[@BK-jw5oh]

this is what you call a "fixed mindset"

[@williamzhang8659]

Summary: 1. Growth vs fixed mindset 2. Value the effort u put in 3. Progress beats perfection: just because u r good a x does not mean u r good at y 4. Learn from failures with journals 5. It is a gradual journey

[@ThreeTwentyTech]

I've learnt more from Ali than my entire high school education...

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

There's only 1 secret to success- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKqqfa15btuqnLs

[@himal_pillay]

Bro I relate to this so hard ahah

[@ThreeTwentyTech]

@@himal_pillay It's crazy how his videos are often things we don't learn in school.

[@vivieni7920]

anddd half of uni

[@ThreeTwentyTech]

@@vivieni7920 only HALF? 🤣

[@DynVisuals]

I recently just finished high school and I had a fixed mindset in all the years I was in school which led to the downside of my grades and now that I’m stepping into university my mindset just changed as if I could feel it changing and now I’m doing things I don’t think my old mindset would be able to cope with. I lived most of my life disbelieving in myself but now thanks to the help of your videos i have changed my perception on everything, thank you and regards from Malaysia ❤️🤲🏻

[@wbrucebale]

I wonder, how this man certainly mentions his past videos and any affiliate links every now and then. How the hell he pulls them up in conversation with such an ease. Damn, you are THE BUSINESSMAN!

[@intentionalliving7326]

😁 it is definitely an art and i am guessing it takes practice 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@wbrucebale]

@@intentionalliving7326 Oh dear yes, you need to catch it up, seems a youtuber your are just subed.

[@yuda4725]

When bad memory comes to my mind, I see it as an opportunity to do things that I have to do but have been procrastinating. It also helps me immerse myself in entertaining things when I’m happy without thinking about annoying stuff I have to do knowing when to do those stuff.

[@stephen-finance]

Great video! Some words to really think about: " I felt like I wasn't a good... because this thing did not come to me effortlessly, when in fact the answer is that I was not a good... because I didn't put effort into the thing" and "progress is more important than perfection" - Ali Abdaal

[@RavalKaur]

reading this currently! love the difference between growth mindset vs fixed mindset! What I've discovered is that people could also have both depending on the situation. You could have a fixed mindset about your personality, eg: I don't think I can change my anger issues. But could have growth mindset when it comes to building a skill such as in Ali's case - I can type faster or I can have bigger biceps than Matt D'avela 😛

[@howtoadultschool]

This is so true! There's a lot of nuance to this idea, and it's great to realize that there could still be areas of your life where we're still in a fixed mindset, or maybe have switched back to a fixed mindset (something I realized I struggled with with my business during the pandemic).

[@raneemdiary3925]

Is it easy for those who don't speak English?

[@Thelastsamurai77]

@@raneemdiary3925 Ya, go for it.

[@karlahernandezhealthylifes7206]

It all starts with your mindset and your perception of things. Definitely a must-read for everyone who wants to achieve their goals!

[@intentionalliving7326]

🙌🏻 amen sistah ✨ must read or listen (on audible )

[@one_incident4426]

I feeling very bad because I get rejected but after seeing your video I am feeling good thank you for helping me

[@THAPAN-PAYODHI]

Straight away getting into the contents, that's what makes more favourite than any other productive youtubers.

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

There's only 1 secret to success- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKqqfa15btuqnLs

[@intentionalliving7326]

So refreshing ✨

[@TRULY_MUSIC_VIBEZ]

Straightaway from heart😘

[@theleadershipproject]

Great video Ali. The power of reframing and the word “YET” is life changing. Reframe from “I don’t know how to do this” to “I don’t know how to do this YET”. We also need to get past our fear of judgement or we may not even try the first attempt. Wanting to be perfect on our first go, or being worried people will laugh holds many people from their own potential greatness.

[@Daniel-wj5tl]

1)fixed vs growth mindset-everything is a skill 2)don’t think effortlessness is a good thing- you can only grow by effort 3) perfection contradicts growth

[@ThreeTwentyTech]

Creating a *persevering* mindset is one of the strongest attributes of a successful person. Someone who continues to push through and never give up is someone *so* much more likely to succeed!

[@ChrisSchepman]

You know it's as good video when you get so inspired you shut it off halfway through and head first into the thing that you were avoiding because you felt "dumb" for trying so hard. Spot on!

[@howtoadultschool]

I loved the line 'quantity leads to quality'. It's so good to remember when you're in the trenches of learning something new and feeling like you're still awful at it. The only way to get better is to keep going at things and practicing. I need to keep being reminded of this as I keep making youtube videos :).

[@nusrataziz5845]

I am new book lover and this is my first choice to read❤️ Thank you for saving my money and time... I am satisfied that I had invested my money on right book this is truly helpful😇

[@nelsonang]

when neuroscience is added to the mix, how neuroplasticity is triggered when mistakes are made, the growth mindset is even more pronounced... error + dopamine = growth mindset....

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

There's only 1 secret to success- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKqqfa15btuqnLs

[@frog6054]

I see, a fellow Andrew Huberman viewer.

[@nelsonang]

@@frog6054 indeed! :)

[@emilysal1369]

It's exactly what was on my mind...great students are originally genius ..and even if I put in so much efforts I won't be able to compete with them. I've got a certain limit ! This book is literally life changing .thank you

[@DaniIhzaFarrosi]

I might be the only few around here who relate this book to anime series Re:Zero; Season 2. When I read the Light Novel (prior to being adapted into Season 2), I suddenly remember this book when it talks about Subaru and their parents. The author definitely know about this mindset side of thing, since he (Tappei Nagatsuki) can potray the child Subaru really well. The once great and outgoing Subaru who is great in almost anything, becomes incapable of doing anything anymore because he can't meet their parents expectation (or so he thought his parents wanted him to be). This is called a "Gifted Child Syndrome". It's devastating. And I'm sure that a lot of people can really relate to this within their childhood. Me included. Subaru's Mom: "We didn't have you because we wanted you to do something for us. We had you because we wanted to do something for you." _When I read this chapter, I literally cried for the first time in a long time. And it's from a Light Novel. So that's just great._

[@Hello-_simplyzane]

I've read this book. It is so amazing! It has changed my life as a student of life

[@kyf_]

thank you for sharing.... I'll definetely consider buying it

[@starchwars7243]

As an English teacher in Asia, I see it all the time: students too afraid to ask a question for fear of what others will think of them. It hurts everyone. If someone does raise their hand and make a mistake, I tell them "good mistake". At first, the student is confused, but then (over time) they slowly get braver. BTW, I need to say that to myself as well.

[@rup9372]

My 3 fav. books (as of now) 1. 7 habits of highly effective people by Stephen Covey 2. Atomic Habits by James Clear 3. Mindset by Carol Dweck

[@Sushil2k4]

When you teach something, you learn by 90%.... Hence, this video is beneficial to both the audiences as well as Ali 👌

[@foodie3451]

Reason I love Ali's vedios 1.he is so cute 2.he explains well 3.he has the right pitch 4. He just knows how to engage everyone

[@dumpster_fire_777]

I particularly like how this approach is all about accepting one's mediocrity yet extremely motivating and comforting in a healthy way if you know what I mean. Thank you, Ali!

[@yashshah3004]

Another AMAZING supplemental book that goes along with this one is, The art of learning: the inner journey to optimal performance by Josh Waitzkin. Josh was a former ranked world #1 chess player who left chess to pursue martial arts, specifically Tai Chi Chuan, and was able to win the World title in that as well! Amazing book about learning and the journey it requires to be great at something…..or in Josh’s case, the BEST at two things.

[@jaimetan]

Love the point on how much we value effort… and it’s so true that before anything becomes effortless and seemingly “natural” to us, for the vast majority of people, we first need to have put effort into it. Even if you were born with natural talent, if you don’t put in the effort to hone it daily, you’ll eventually lose that talent anyway. 👍

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

There's only 1 secret to success- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKqqfa15btuqnLs

[@123jalexandre]

Oh my god man. There are so many things that changed your life... So many ! 😮 It seems like something completely changes your life every 5 seconds.

[@aliabdaal]

I know right!

[@rajatchopra1411]

It's so good to see people from Indian subcontinent at the spotlight. Keep growing, mate🙏

[@rajatchopra1411]

@@nileshnarnawre1047 I completed the book

[@rajatchopra1411]

@@nileshnarnawre1047 the book is very different than your average self help books (which are mostly bs) Do yourself a favour and go read it

[@LarsWagner]

1 thing i also learned is, that you never should listen to anyone else telling you, you can´t do it. just because they were not able to do that, doen´t mean you can´t !!

[@nachttraumr3]

Never give up !

[@howtoadultschool]

Absolutely. So many people will tell you it's impossible just because they haven't succeeded with it yet. Tuning that message out is hard, but sometimes it can be rocket fuel to double down and work harder at it.

[@joonaspuranen]

I'm now 17-year-old boy from Finland, and that book was the very first book I read about psychology, and it's my fav atm btw. Nice video anyway 😎

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

There's only 1 secret to success-- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKqqfa15btuqnLs

[@intentionalliving7326]

So beautiful that you read it this early on!! 🤗 it will male a big difference to shed some of the indoctrinations ✨

[@thomasf4764]

Another books you might like are Awaken the Giant within , 12 rules for life by J. Peterson and Never split the difference by Chris Voss. For things about money (besides rich dad poor dad ) , the psychology of money is a great book that Ali also recommends

[@abulferr]

I just made a video about Growth Mindset a few weeks ago… Carol Dweck studies was the reason I made it… Great studies and a great book!!!

[@johanngeorge784]

After reading about the two mindset’s I began viewing people with a filter where I’d segregate them into one of the two mindset’s. And the amount of people I knew that had a fixed mindset was astonishing!

[@kendals3833]

I have always been k’ As a creative problem solver... Every single problem has many different solutions, that can work to a certain extent. You just need to try and find 1 of them!

[@acchurro]

Funnily enough, I learned this mindset through game with women. Gaining knowledge works wonders in all aspects of your life, what you learn in one area converges with knowledge from another and so on till it starts compunding itself. Keep learning, keep growing fam.

[@dylanfraser797]

My Biology teacher always used to tell me fail stands for First, Attempt, In, Learning. At the time i thought it was cheesy but i have never forgot that acronym.

[@howtoadultschool]

Oooo I love that! Thanks for sharing! Gotta love those cheesy things that stick later on in life :).

[@pratikshyamohapatra]

Ohh my GOD how can i make this video appear on my KZbin feed everyday till time like a reminder!!.. You know what there are always these kind of stuffs our subconscious mind telling us but we never listen or agree unless someone writes a book on it or create a KZbin episode on this.. We all have a following mindset... Btw thank you for this video... 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💯💯💯💯...

[@tubinmudang]

Growth mindset is a gradual journey. How do I value effort. No perfectionism. Learnt these points

[@Khalodotto]

I remember 10yrs ago my math teacher asked us "what js the bigg2room we know" we all said the hallway or other rooms and she kept saying no it's not until dhe finally said. "The biggest room is the room for improvement" At that time i used to hate maths and always failed and now am a Finance student and love maths lol. I'll never forget that moment.

[@jeremygolez1866]

When I saw the thumbnail, Immediately Carol Dweck came to mind but the book cover is now different! 🤯 I love it! I actually have it now but the older version will definitely buy this just because of the updated cover lol Great video as always Ali! 🙌🏼

[@mrgyani]

Watched this video with nothing to take away, as I thought I am a growth mindset person anyway.. And 10 seconds later, an epiphany just like yours. There absolutely are areas in my life where I think I had such a fixed mindset. I think I need to put more work into them.. Thank you..

[@eulaliacampelo]

It's been a while since I've known Ali's channel, maybe about 3 years, and it's kinda nostalgic... it's heartwarming to see that he always tries his best to make the content the most enjoyable and effective. Btw, loved the new illustrations, you're doing nice, Ali, keep it up!

[@EmeraldJournalClub]

Definitely really powerful working on Mindset. We have to start with our mindset to change our lives. If we are stuck in "we can't, it's impossible" mindset then that's exactly what will be delivered. If we move to anything is possible, and we just need to create actions every day towards it then, we start seeing results.

[@SamMartinPeakPerformance]

Growth Mindset is probably the most important concept for anyone wanting to get better at literally anything

[@Heggscast]

Agreed Sam!

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

There's only 1 secret to success-- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKqqfa15btuqnLs

[@jacobwinn2765]

My personal mantra is: aim for progress, not perfection. It instructs me to have a growth mindset as well as allows me space to learn, make mistakes and go easier on myself.

[@intentionalliving7326]

I find the current education system in general promotes the fixed mindset... as a science and business grad I can say that this mindset slows progress and discoveries considerably, but we can evolve only from where we are and take responsibility to practice the growth mindset as much as possible in our own lives and professions ☀️

[@dannygibson.meditating]

i'm literally releasing my video that I recorded the other day about this exact same book and topic, yours is MUCH better than mine but i'm not fixed in my mindset to compare myself to you but instead inspired to grow and become at your level. Peace and love to all

[@DeerghKataria]

The production quality is sick, especially with the motion graphics and art work!

[@intentionalliving7326]

# goals 😁🤷🏻‍♀️

[@heyitspurpleraisin]

Yes, just finished this book a couple days ago and it really opened and changed how I think towards myself!! such a great book!

[@sukanya3411]

And here I was in lower secondary thinking if I don't get math problems right at one go then... 🤦🏾‍♀ dont worry guys I'm growing and I'm trying , maths makes science fun and I'm learning that. And THAT is a big step for me👩🏾‍⚕

[@j.d.5709]

That example with the software marketer is a great paradigm shift moment! It's easy to see "experts" execute and go "wow" but oftentimes we don't see all the preparation that comes before hand. Great video Ali!

[@layotheleprechaun]

If you want to change the world start with the mind

[@wellnesshearddifferently5920]

I loved the video and it was so inspiring! I have to say as a student this book makes perfect sense because we can't expect any progress or "perfection" if we don't actually apply ourselves to the things we are learning!Remember this: "you don't have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great!"

[@ZoeysMusings]

"Effortful." There's another word I'm adding to my word bank thanks to Ali

[@mejove]

Dr Carol Dweck is an amazing writer and presents facts she has gathered from her vast research programs at Stanford. This is a great book!

[@mdv9831]

Hey thanks a lot Ali. I was just going through a rut before watching this video right now. Things not being in my control and me being pissed at how stupid I am. Now I realize that I am thinking in terms of a fixed mindset. At first that made me feel kinda dumb because I do already know a bit about the growth vs fixed mindset thing. But the 5th takeaway helped in a way. So thanks for doing the video, I appreciate it

[@theleadershipproject]

That is an exceptional summary @aliabdaal. Thanks for sharing. I loved that you shared that we may have a growth mindset in some parts of our life but still fixed in others. So true and super interesting

[@nonyaratilazal4855]

Props to Ali for still putting up time stamps 🤙🏻

[@powerfulbiblicalpreaching1669]

Coincidentally i was talking to my cousin about this book,abd I go on KZbin and boom!! there you are....this is becoming one of my favorite channels keep up the good work

[@austynmcfadden3923]

I have literally been watching your videos since 9am EST. I typed in Drake to listen to his new album and somehow your stuff popped up and I have not been able to stop. I have since made a Facebook Page and am building a website currently based around myself and my brands. These videos are so well made, thank you!

[@semiloreidowu4601]

Congratulations on 2M Ali👏

[@daniellobo8813]

Another way of reading books: - Learn speed reading. It speed ups not only reading but hearing too. - Get audiobook version. - Play at 2x speed. - Profit. Most books last about 8 - 9 hours in audiobook format, so half that is 4 - 5 hours, Divide that in 2 or 3 sessions in a day. Thats my formula for "reading" a book a day. Traditional speed reading can get you this results too, but my eyes get tired haha. You also practice concentration, because its so fast that if you are not concentrating you get nothing.

[@salmathirah]

dont you just love the sound of ali flipping the pages swiftly in every video

[@InkaHacker]

"Don't trust that things will go your way. Trust that, whatever it happens, you will find a way"

[@joycebarry9379]

Hi I watched a few videos and would like to gently provide some feedback that I am hoping you find helpful. From my perspective, I am observing some abusive behavior disguised as or justified by the notion of "friends". Sheen, your demeanor is warm and accepting which relaxes Ali and thus naturally makes him vulnerable. He feels safe letting down any guard with you. Instead of appreciating this, welcoming it the opposite is happening too many times. Once is too much. Sheen you single Ali out, " guess whose shoes are not negative and tidy" in the air bnb. You are recording moments that potentially make him look unfavorable: showing him when he was asking about his body wash. There are numerous times when you choose to say something derogatory to him: hitting women, cold, does not listen.... This behavior in you truly must stop. If you decide not to recognize it and change it, it will continue in all relationships with men. It appears you stand for human rights. Women are human. Then that is touting the assumption that you are a compassionate, kind, woman. This abusive behavior towards Ali is then completely opposite to the core of your beliefs, right? One, leave Ali alone. Let him be the unique , driven, helpful, sincere, self that he is. He has helped you so much! Let yourself feel that appreciation and channel it into being much much much more understanding towards/with him, more compassionate. Practice on him ..develop your skill of kindness After learning true kindness within for you. Embrace your own uniqueness and the amazingly beautiful expressions of that. Be kind! I see Ali being so helpful to you: helping you with your channel(that is priceless!) Including you in his, being infinitely polite towards you when the topic of you two dating arises.providing you a safe place to live.. etc etc. In turn, you put him down, make him look bad, single him out, STOP. Have some respect for him and most of all yourself! We don't get ahead by putting people down. I hope you find this helpful and take it to heart. Oh about learning how to be kind to yourself, I can help you do that. Peace

[@Dannydrinkbottom]

if I meet Ali one day, ill give him a handshake. Love his channel.

[@himshikharbagale876]

Success is never ending Failing is never final

[@Inevitable.Change]

As a promoter of life-long learning, this was very thought provoking. Also, you always look lovely in light blue.

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

There's only 1 secret to success- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKqqfa15btuqnLs

[@itsmeGeorgina]

Also navy blue

[@inshafcaffoor7576]

Maybe listening to an Ali Abdaal video daily makes me feel better and motivated.

[@avaclear7219]

so true about the manager - I think people underestimate how much time does people management require, esp. if you want to grow the team in the right way. Even two hours for the feedback may sometimes not be enough! :)

[@lakshyapatil4372]

Yea, having a growth mindset is useful in a ton of ways. Because when you are progressing at something it's difficult to see the changes that have been made. But after a while at the thing, when you look back, it seems as if after all it really was worth it. This seems kinda specific but I would say it applies to a lot of things. Such as maybe someone trying to put on muscle or someone trying to get better grades or learning digital art, etc. I believe that I should improve at this because, I have a fixed mindset when it comes to a lot of things. Congratulations on 2 mil subs, btw!

[@JesseMathiu]

Another tip is to embrace when you're starting out in a new skill is your first creation as version 1... That way obviously version 1 is a crap product but it's a start so as you improve and iterate it continues to version n(infinity)

[@coderlicious6565]

I'm here, because got an email that this book is on sale on amazon - so I'm on a tear for reviews. ( because I can't think for myself lol, j/k, but sort of )

[@mazyartahavori2643]

growth mindset grows over time

[@aliotako1647]

Your name can change your life even 360° to the best just your name

[@ajaytaur]

Change your mindset and mindset will change everything 👍

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

There's only 1 secret to success-- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKqqfa15btuqnLs

[@manishmalli13]

I so much look forward to your book club videos! I have become a book addict over these few months and I enjoy reading and I read each and every book you recommend!

[@ThatOtherAkshat]

I kid you not, I started reading this book earlier today. I'm so tempted to watch the video, but also want to read the book first. AH, DILEMMAS!

[@AC_TexasRealtor]

A similar book called “Grit” talks about this. Showing up, continuous effort, etc. It talks about how nothing is actually effortless and talents

[@Heggscast]

Ali you changed my life! I’m a 17 year old financial minimalist and I would say that’s all from you! So thanks 👊

[@hamzamuhammadtariq733]

You're a legend Ali, one of the most influential person out there on internet 👏

[@ladymallowyt]

Graham Stephan said the same thing in one of his videos. If you are just starting out on yt and you want to see your channel grow focus on quantity not quality. Definitely agree with this

[@tara0911]

My school made us buy that book! Didn’t read it but now I’m going to.

[@kamillesdiaries2003]

This video is very humbling. While watching this my head is nodding and I was smiling. Thank you so much for sharing this 💕

[@miteshparmar1]

Man, I love this dude! Everything he says is so true. Wish I knew him in my school days!!! I'm getting this book!

[@deconstructedbyrishabh]

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Ali just want to say i look up to you sm im a 19 yr old girl and u are so cool to me.

[@starandfire1178]

Thank you so much for sharing this, I was the one who suffering from perfectionism, strive for progress rather than perfectionism is the quote on my desk. I want to read this book.