Have you ever wanted to change the direction of your life and be the kind of person you always wanted to be? I have some great news for you: you can be a new person. Take it from me—a former alcohol, drug, and sex addict who had no life skills to survive. Who would have thought that I could write a bestseller? That I’d have a podcast and a business that impacts others’ lives for the better? Definitely not me. If I can turn my life around by creating myself every day, so can you.
In this episode, I discuss how you can become the person you want to be. I share a note from Satyen Raja, leader of the WarriorSage community, and describe my experience attending an Alcoholics Anonymous gathering for the first time. I also share my manifesto of creating myself, discuss how you can create yourself through words and actions, and highlight the role of habit in becoming the person you want to be.
“You create your world with your intention, words, and deeds.” - Mark J. Silverman
This week on Mastering Overwhelm:
- A note from Satyen Raja of the WarriorSage community
- Abandoning the fixed mindset
- The day I attended my first Alcoholics Anonymous meeting
- The human condition and our predilections for negativity
- Why you have the chance to be a different person every day
- Why you have to wrestle your attention
- A declaration of creating myself
- Creating yourself through words
- How I create myself every day through good habits
- How to stop being on autopilot mode
Resources Mentioned:
- Book: Reinventing Yourself: How to Become the Person You’ve Always Wanted to Be by Steve Chandler
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