When You Stop Telling Yourself THIS Your Life Will Change FOREVER | Ed Mylett

[@Momlifefreedom]

Going to watch this with my children. Thank you! Self sabotage is a generational curse I've been working on breaking.

[@shanealopez4623]

I’m learning how to break generational curses😬I’m determined to lead by example for my kids & elevate each other❤️‍🩹 🙏for new wholesome mindset to achieve goals & live a happy life ⭐️

[@kamalbajagain8837]

One of the perspectives I am identifying self now is: ........................................................................................................................................... it was really a great idea and has Changed and Empowered me at this moment of my life. let me know your progress and discoveries, if you will. Thank you.

[@pbj5809]

Please post who all of these people are so I can search out all the each of these shows. This has been an excellent session. Thank you so much!!

[@fruitytarian]

I've always "known" that something was wrong with me. When I was really shy as a child, it was something wrong with me. I didn't make friends as easily as others? Because something is wrong with me. Didn't have a boyfriend? Because something is wrong with me...all through my life I always had that voice in the back of my mind telling me that something was wrong with me. I realized a few years ago that it went back to growing up with one of my mom's favourite phrases- "What is wrong with you?!" Every time I did or said something wrong or incorrect, that's what she said. I am still working on unwind that tape and I'm almost 40😢

[@annswallow2247]

Good for you. My childhood was similar. There is nothing wrong with us. We are perfect the way we are. ❤😊

[@mrj1299]

The funny thing is, the voice in your head is not you. It's just a program that we learned as children.

[@fruitytarian]

@@annswallow2247 💖

[@fruitytarian]

@@mrj1299 💯 I think I heard it on one of Mr Mylett's interviews - "the messages you hear as a child become your inner voice as an adult", and since then I've been working on hearing what I say to myself, and tracing those words back to their origins in my childhood.

[@kamalbajagain8837]

Ed, you are my one and only one more power Virtual Mentor I have atm. NO 1 could inspire me like you do. I will be there to see you within 1-5 years. THANKS ED ♥

[@teacherjosephkuan]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🧠 *Your external words can become a child's internal dialogue, affecting their self-belief.* 01:10 🔄 *Your identity influences your behavior, and changing behavior is challenging when it conflicts with your identity.* 03:28 🧠 *Align your beliefs, values, capabilities, behaviors, and environment for natural superpowers and success.* 05:48 📚 *Tips for remembering names: Believe, Exercise, Say, Use, Ask, Visualize, End (B.E. S.U.A.V.E.).* 15:27 🔄 *Change your life's algorithm by intentionally selecting what you consume and focusing on what truly matters.* 19:18 🚀 *Building self-confidence involves keeping the promises you make to yourself and acknowledging your achievements.* 26:08 🧠 *Self-doubt and negative thoughts about oneself often stem from external sources, not original thoughts.* 32:52 🎯 *Scratch negative thoughts like a broken record and acknowledge them to minimize their impact.* 35:13 🏆 *Your self-worth isn't defined by possessions or accomplishments; it's about doing something great with your life.* 37:46 💬 *Don't let what other people say about you, good or bad, dictate your self-confidence or self-doubt.* 38:27 💪 *Self-esteem and self-confidence should not rely on external validation like social media likes or comments.* 39:06 🌟 *You are not defined by your appearance; your true essence lies in your character, intentions, and contributions.* 41:10 🏋️ *Movement and physical posture can influence self-confidence positively, so maintain an upright and active stance.* 43:59 💭 *Positive self-talk and affirmations can help build self-confidence by reinforcing your intentions and character.* 46:28 💪 *Believing in your worthiness to win and being willing to outwork others can boost self-confidence in achieving your goals.* 58:54 🧠 *Negative thinking can be significantly more powerful than positive thinking, and speaking negative thoughts out loud can amplify their impact.* 01:04:10 🤔 *The consumption of negativity, such as excessive news consumption, can have detrimental effects on your mental well-being and decision-making.* 01:14:29 ⚾️ *Speaking negative thoughts aloud can potentially influence outcomes, as seen in the case of Bill Buckner's verbalized fear before a critical baseball error.* 01:17:40 🔄 *Eliminating negative thinking and behaviors is the first step, but neutral thinking, maintaining a neutral mental state, can be a powerful tool for achieving success.* 01:18:07 📚 *The importance of using stories and anecdotes to convey and reinforce key lessons and concepts.* 01:18:47 🧠 *The power of mindset: A story about a man who talked himself into dying highlights the influence of one's thoughts on their life outcomes.* 01:19:40 🧠 *Standardized tests and expectations: A low SAT score didn't deter someone from succeeding; it's how they changed their behavior that made the difference.* 01:23:24 🧠 *Neutral thinking: Embracing neutral thinking allows you to accept the past as real without letting it dictate your future, building self-trust and confidence.* 01:26:32 🧠 *Thought stacking and behavior adjustment: Negative thinking can lead to a cascade of negative thoughts, affecting your productivity and success.* 01:37:55 🧠 *Commitment and attitude: Successful people like Russell Wilson, Mike Trout, and Nick Saban share a commitment to their goals and a unique attitude that sets them apart.* 01:39:33 🏈 *Nick Saban excels in leadership by understanding where he's strong and where he can improve. He seeks advice from experts in various fields and maintains high levels of preparation.* 01:41:29 ⚾ *Mike Trout demonstrates humility, exceptional athleticism, and a strong work ethic. He trusts his process and isn't looking for gimmicks.* 01:43:07 🏈 *Russell Wilson exhibits world-class behaviors, from maintaining a positive outlook to understanding his body's physiology and sleep hygiene. He emphasizes minimizing negativity and practicing neutral thinking.* Made with HARPA AI

[@lakshmipriya2485]

This is a keeper. Thank you

[@amandasimon2681]

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[@laurentvielizalive.]

Ed mylet never let us down.

[@Northeast_Outdoorsmen]

Ed thanks for all you do! Hope to see you on Casco bay this summer

[@lala_ho]

I love this!! It spoke to my spirit!! Let's get it done!!!

[@kathylyons4029]

Ed Mylett you’re the Best thank you 🏆

[@mr.ironbodybuilding]

I am glad I found your channel! I need all of the motivation and better mind set that I can get! Great video! Thank you! ☯️

[@floydsmithjr7999]

The thee greatest, most powerful words ever spoken: JUST DO IT

[@parisconstantinou8299]

Mr Mylett thank you for the absolutely great podcasts Sir!!great work!!

[@JonGabb]

Thank you Ed Mylett for all you do 🙏🏽

[@Historyunraveled33]

Hey Ed , your channel definitely deserves more viewership but I’ll keep supporting n sharing!

[@UniquelyNeecee-ml8vd]

Loveeee thisss!!! THANK YOU!!!

[@messingerbreed]

Darlene, living your gift, provided ....amen....

[@jeffgadbois1707]

Thank You For Your Time And Knowledge 💯🤝

[@walkerskii]

Hello, new subscriber, this is the recipe I needed, now it's time to shake & bake!

[@loidasantos958]

Wow!!! Thank you Brother for the Wisdom God has imparted to you & relayed to this sister. I have learnt a lot & will start putting these pearls of wisdom into practice. Want to see results, in Jesus' Holy Name 🙏

[@Lauren18kGold]

So great to see Trevor Moab ❤😢

[@lukeandmelitaseocharan748]

Thank you

[@McZooExoticPets]

Excellent topic. Listening at 1.25 speed

[@Strengtheningselffirst2]

This is awesome. Thank you

[@DANJEDI]

Ed Mylett💪💯

[@h3bysuzanne184]

Wow! Excellent information! Who was the First Guests, what was his Name?

[@noblesvillemccarleys]

I believe that was Jim Kwik.

[@johnnygrube]

Trevor was great R.I.P.

[@Zackkrupp]

I just want to drop some love for Charlie Rocket. You’ll want to bring him on as a guest again! He has much more to share 🧠🚀

[@krisbrent9540]

This man read the book 'Illusions - The Adventurers of a Reluctant Messiah' by Richard Bach. He used a direct word for word line out if the book.

[@snehakantkurale4775]

🙏vry much

[@SilverLumberjack]

Ed, what’s going on with all the old re uploaded content?

[@BoydsofParadise]

One of the reasons why I never purchased the "For Dummies" books.

[@cynthiabolllinger204]

What is your guest name?

[@vatospainting]

Jim Kwik

[@staceysiginmn]

What is the name of this brain scientist? He is fantastic and I would like to listen to him again.

[@xXJWFXx]

Who is the last guest? Thanks

[@StoicMiles]

Ed, I love your message and I love you! I do want to say that I don’t really care for this form of editing. It bounces around so much and I really don’t get a chance to know the guest. In fact I don’t even know their name. There isn’t structure toward an idea either so it makes it difficult to follow.

[@Goddesswith-ADHD]

What are the guests names?

[@vatospainting]

So much content and only 7 minutes in!

[@allaboutrose2247]

Omg let him talk

[@simplysunmoon]

❤️☀️🌙