The No.1 Personality Trait YOU Want To Have | Peter Sage

Discover the number one personality trait you need to develop for success in all areas of your life! Watch this video to learn how cultivating this trait can transform your relationships, career, and personal growth.
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I am an Inspirational Speaker, Serial Entrepreneur, and Renowned Coach. After 30 years of business and personal development, my passion is now to help people by spreading my messages, insights, and philosophy.
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[@christinewilson273]

As usual totally amazing and brilliant advice … EMF is definitely a huge goal of mine … Thank you for everything that have and helped me in achieving my goals and dreams … his USM and The Inside Track … definitely helped me get unstuck go from a from and abused limited stuck victim to a successful Executive Realtor selling new custom luxury homes changing and transformational life changing lessons , and books ,and programs , highly recommend Peter Sage …I cannot thank you enough !❤❤❤

[@TheRealPeterSage]

Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing your positive experience with my programs and book. I'm thrilled to hear that they have made such a significant impact on your life and helped you achieve your goals. It's truly inspiring to hear about your transformation, and I'm honored to have played a part in your journey. Your support means the world to me, and I'm glad that my teachings have been of value to you. I wish you all the best in your continued success, and I'm here to support you in any way I can. Thank you again for your kind words and for your trust in my work.❤❤❤

[@christinewilson273]

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[@mikkoketovuori]

To learn the things said by Peter in this video takes a bit longer time than it takes to watch it! Great wisdom!

[@TheRealPeterSage]

Thank you!

[@mikkoketovuori]

@@TheRealPeterSage Peter, if you happen to be in London in September you are most welcome to my Routledge book Socionomic: how social mood affects society -launch. The details of the occasion are still open, but it will be organized by the publisher, Finnish Embassy, EWI etc. If you are interested, let me know, I will send you a personal invitation!

[@TheRealPeterSage]

@@mikkoketovuori I just got back from London yesterday, but thank you for the invitation! I wish you all the best with your book launch, and I hope that it is a great success. If I happen to be there, which I do not know now with pleasure!

[@CraigAnderson-up5um]

More powerful stuff! This has been a trait of mine for years, the negative self talk over years really can grind you down until you change the narrative!

[@TheRealPeterSage]

I'm glad to hear that you found the information helpful and resonated with it. Negative self-talk can indeed have a profound impact on our mental and emotional well-being, and it can be challenging to break free from these patterns. However, with awareness and effort, it is possible to change the narrative and develop a more positive and supportive inner dialogue.

[@Excalibur1580]

Great video that sums it all up... putting it to practice may take a bit getting used to.

[@TheRealPeterSage]

I'm glad to hear that you found the video helpful. Learning new skills and putting them into practice can indeed take time and effort. However, the more you practice, the easier it will become and the more natural it will feel. Just like with any other skill, persistence and consistency are key.

[@t.d.6731]

❤ Thank you! Great definition on what discipline actually means: Discipline is simply keeping YOUR word to YOURSELF. That’s an awesome perspective. To me, from now on discipline is not something I do for other people. So every time I failed to do stuff what is needed to be done or what I wanted to done, then I simply let myself down, because I did not kept my own word to myself! 😬🫣😞 Like going to the gym regularly and working out, or choosing better food pattern etc. 😅

[@TheRealPeterSage]

Stick to the promises you make, even after the excitement has worn off. Discipline and consistency are key to success 💯❤

[@shaunkramer3487]

Great reminder of being authentic brings out the best in you ❤

[@knick5007]

This is a life lesson Thank you!!

[@elevatedstateofbeing4993]

Very wise

[@danrawls4304]

great wisdom Peter!

[@yerbasanta6549]

I need something more, so the group is probably not designed for me. The perspectives here are grounded in great values and full of sophisticated as well as ground-level insights. But my understanding is far beyond what is presented. I surmise from this presentation that if I joined the elite mastermind group my role would instantly convert from client to that of counselor. All very 'tome.' In contrast to the name 'Elite,' the level of learning feels sophomoric.

[@jonathanmitchell1776]

Great advice Peter

[@blueeyes4461]

I d like you to make a video on the parents and the fact that we have chosen them and they are mean with us and the traumas

[@TheRealPeterSage]

I will consider that. Thank you!

[@philipharper4936]

Great guidance thank you Peter -: )

[@andrewcairns-st9nr]

I hear you Sir 👂👂👄😌🙏. Heard this in USM but there is a difference between listening and hearing 💪💪

[@yerbasanta6549]

The perspectives here are grounded in great values and full of sophisticated as well as ground-level insights. But my understanding is far beyond what is presented. I surmise from this presentation that if I joined the elite mastermind group my role would instantly convert from client to that of counselor.Not withstanding the name 'Elite,' the level of learning feels sophomoric.

[@andrewcairns-st9nr]

@@yerbasanta6549 Hi Yerba I can see why you might assume that from the video. I have just signed up for EMF/EMT and there is no Elitism at all. It's quite tbe opposite. It is about making the most Elite version of yourself and then having a positive contribution on the world. In short love yourself so that you are capable of truly loving others and therfore have a positive contribution on the planet. Prior to doing USM which is outstanding value I am certain I would have perceived the video in a similar vein so I can get your point of view. Have a great day.

[@TheRealPeterSage]

@@andrewcairns-st9nr Thank you, Andrew, for providing such a clear and informative clarification. I am thrilled to have you on board. I apologize for not being able to respond to the comments earlier as I was traveling.

[@andrewcairns-st9nr]

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[@andrewcairns-st9nr]

I am thrilled to be onboard Sir. Very excited about tomorrow. Its been a long time since I said that about work! Infact not sure I ever have 🤣🐘🍀⭐️🌠🌄🔚🐜

[@trema12345]

Great video as always. I had a question about where you briefly mentioned an example of asking someone how they are doing but they respond generically saying they are doing good regardless of how they actually feel. How would you suggest asking someone how they are doing other than the basics" how are you" to get them to say how they are really feeling? Or is it better not to try to force someone and wait until they are comfortable?

[@TheRealPeterSage]

Hi Walrusky, It's great to hear that you found the video helpful. Asking someone how they are doing is a common way to show that you care and are interested in their well-being. However, as you pointed out, people often respond with generic answers such as "I'm good" or "I'm fine," even if they may not be feeling well. If you want to get a more accurate sense of how someone is feeling, you can try asking more specific questions or using a more open-ended approach. For example, instead of asking, "How are you?" you could try asking, "How have you been lately?" or "What's been going on in your life?" These types of questions encourage the person to share more information and give you a better idea of how they are truly feeling. The most important thing is to be empathetic, non-judgmental, and supportive. By showing genuine care and concern, you can create a safe space for the person to share their thoughts and feelings when they are ready. I hope this helps..

[@share-rel-christina]

Enthusiasm

[@souldancerwhitedragon]

Second time I'm watching listening on this full moon night. Thanks. Authenticity)- a hard road to hoe. No choice though. It's just part of my makeup and yes, listening to the lessons again, the answer is change my environment 😅 which I have. I miss you teacher. Will turn up one day in EMF😊 I NEED IT after Tony's UPW. Namasté

[@TheRealPeterSage]

Thank you for taking the time to watch and listen to my teachings again, especially on this special full moon night. I appreciate your feedback and your recognition of the importance of authenticity in personal growth and transformation. It can be a challenging road to walk, but I believe it is necessary in order to truly embody one's values and achieve one's goals. I'm glad to hear that you have taken steps to change your environment and that you are finding value in my teachings. Looking forward to seeing you in EMF! Best regards, Peter

[@lawrencejordan9055]

The example....Not the Warning. Be that...Not That. Now meditate for 5 years and wake up.

[@Damascux_107_]

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[@goddessgood118]

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