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The module discusses approaching goals systematically by determining your intentions and choosing your future rather than allowing society to dictate it. Both good and bad habits are critical to managing as they can move you closer to or further from your goals over the long run. Negative habits are most easily replaced with positive habits, but sometimes new empowering habits need to be created from scratch to guarantee success. The reflection questions ask if a new supporting habit has been started and performed consistently, and if not, to reanalyze the process for triggers or feeling overwhelmed.
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1) Forming new habits takes consistency - research shows it takes repeating a behavior 66 times consecutively to form a new habit.
2) Habits are more likely to form when behaviors are repeated in the same context or situation. Being in the same place and pairing a new behavior with an existing one can help cue the habit.
3) Consistency is key in the initial stages of forming a habit - skipping days early on makes it less likely the behavior will become automatic. The lesson encourages applying this research to develop empowering habits that create the life you desire.
Negative Habits And Their Devastating Effects
This document discusses negative habits and their detrimental effects. It uses the example of Tom, who wants to play basketball but his Saturday morning routine of sleeping in and eating an unhealthy breakfast prevents him from doing so. While these habits provide short-term benefits like sleeping in and enjoying tasty food, they undermine Tom's long-term goals. The document advises readers to identify their own negative habits, how they are reinforced, and how to replace them with positive habits for improved well-being and success.
Form Empowering Habits to Create The Life You Deserve
1) Forming new habits takes consistently repeating a behavior around 66 times. It is important to do the behavior in the same context and environment to help it become automatic.
2) Consistency is key - aim to repeat the behavior for 66 days in a row without skipping in order to successfully develop a new habit. Pairing a new behavior with an existing one can help with consistency.
3) Understanding how habits are formed can help in developing positive habits that create the life you desire and replacing negative habits that are holding you back.
Discover Your Power by Knowing Your Intentions
This lesson discusses the importance of knowing your intentions in order to move towards success. Having intentions gives you power and keeps your goals at the forefront of your mind. You should have both short-term intentions, like excelling at work daily, as well as longer-term intentions, like earning a promotion. Knowing your intentions gives you confidence and control over your future, and others may see you as a role model. The lesson concludes by encouraging the reader to think of a long-term intention and some supporting short-term intentions to take action on.
Welcome to Module 3
This module discusses how to properly set goals using a systematic approach to help achieve success. It notes that many people set goals improperly or fail to fully utilize goals. The module aims to teach how to set intentions for the future and then effectively work towards making those intentions a reality.
See The Strategies in Action
Mary wants to stop spending money on coffee each morning at Starbucks and instead save $150 per month for a family vacation. She develops a plan to replace this habit by making coffee at home each day. Mary considers potential obstacles like running late or driving by Starbucks and develops solutions, such as setting up an automatic coffee maker and taking a new route to work. She gradually transitions from buying coffee to making it at home and sets up automatic savings transfers. By preparing for challenges and finding substitutes, Mary is able to successfully adopt the new habit and achieve her financial goal.
Develop New, Empowering Habits
This document discusses developing new positive habits. It provides suggestions for a person who wants promotions at work but does not currently invest personal time in professional development. The suggestions include subscribing to a trade journal, scheduling daily reading time, joining a local business organization, and engaging with interests through activities like library books and discussions. Developing these new habits through consistency and self-motivation will help the person achieve their career goals.
Substitute Positive Habits For Negative Habits
This document provides guidance on replacing negative habits with positive ones. It discusses Tom, who engages in unhealthy weekend habits. The document recommends Tom set an earlier alarm, eat a smaller breakfast, play basketball in the mornings, and consistently repeat these behaviors for 66 days to form new habits. Similarly, it discusses unhealthy breakfast habits and replacing cinnamon rolls with fruit to develop a positive eating routine. Overall, the document stresses acknowledging negative habits, substituting them with empowering alternatives, and continuing the new behaviors daily to form long-lasting positive habits.
Welcome to Module 2 & Lesson 10
This document is a lesson on overcoming limiting beliefs and excuses that hold people back from success. It discusses 6 common excuses people use - not knowing how, being afraid, not having enough time or money, thinking it's too late, and something being too hard. For each excuse, it provides reasons why the excuse is not valid and limiting. It encourages the reader to identify their own excuses, examine how they've limited progress, and take one action to overcome an excuse and move toward a goal.
How Limiting Beliefs Affect Your Life
This document discusses how limiting beliefs negatively impact people's lives in several ways:
1) Limiting beliefs prevent people from taking action towards their goals because they believe the goals will fail.
2) Limiting beliefs can short-circuit the typical success process of deciding on a goal, taking action, adjusting the approach, and persisting until success.
3) Limiting beliefs restrict people's experiences and potential for growth, making their lives less fulfilling than they could be.
The document encourages readers to identify their own limiting beliefs so they can work to replace them with empowering beliefs that enable greater success.
Summary And Reflection
The document discusses limiting beliefs and their sources. It states that limiting beliefs come from friends, family, teachers, and our own interpretations and can have profound negative consequences. It recommends examining existing beliefs and installing new empowering beliefs by looking for evidence to support them. Finally, it stresses the importance of measuring both the installation of new beliefs and one's life to ensure beliefs are truly empowering and of continuously checking for new limiting beliefs.
How to Eliminate a Limiting Belief
This document outlines a 7-step process for eliminating limiting beliefs:
1. Question the validity of the belief and its source.
2. Create a new, empowering belief to replace it.
3. Regularly check in on both beliefs and monitor changes in feelings and behavior.
4. Continually apply this process to address new limiting beliefs as they emerge over time.
Discover Your Limiting Beliefs
This document discusses limiting beliefs and how to identify them. It begins by explaining that limiting beliefs come from many sources like family, friends, teachers, and our own interpretations of events. It then provides examples of limiting beliefs related to family like comments about abilities or economic status. The document outlines steps to discover personal limiting beliefs which include making lists of life challenges and associated beliefs, identifying the most impactful beliefs, and determining if they are factually true. The overall message is that limiting beliefs can be overcome by recognizing where they originate and whether they are valid constraints or not.
Welcome to Module 2 & Lesson 10
This document is a lesson on overcoming limiting beliefs and excuses that hold people back from success. It discusses 6 common excuses - not knowing how, being afraid, not having enough time or money, thinking it's too late, and something being too hard. For each excuse, it provides reasons why the excuse is not valid and limiting beliefs can be overcome. It encourages the reader to identify their own excuses, find evidence against them, and take one action to move past the excuses toward achieving a goal.
Prepare Your Mind For Prosperity
The document provides 10 tips for thinking like a winner in order to bring prosperity into one's life. The tips include acknowledging your humanity while striving for abundance, knowing your specific goals, aiming high but not too high, refusing to set yourself up for failure, embracing compliments, recognizing different forms of prosperity, seeing your own power and responsibility, taking personal inventories of past successes, reminding yourself of positive traits, and finding successes in daily actions. The conclusion emphasizes that one's mindset and beliefs determine the benefits one will reap from any situation.
Eliminate Your Fear of Failure And Soar to Greater Success
The document discusses how to overcome the fear of failure, which often limits success. It notes that failure is a natural part of the process when trying to accomplish significant goals. Some key tips include: understanding that failure is temporary, focusing on meaningful work that motivates you past fear, realizing failure says nothing about your character, staying present-minded rather than worrying about hypothetical futures, viewing failure as a learning opportunity, and minimizing fear through action. Taking action teaches the brain that fear does not control behavior and the amount of fear decreases over time. The document encourages embracing failures of the past as opportunities for growth and applying those lessons going forward.
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Summary and Reflection
- 1. Module 3: Summary and Reflection
- 2. The primary idea of this module is to approach your goals in a systematic fashion. There are countless theories of how to set and achieve goals. Many of them are ineffective. Systemisation streamlines the process and cuts out the speculation. Know your intentions. It’s not possible to create a positive future without determining for yourself what that future will entail. Choose your future rather than allowing society to decide for you. Habits, both good and bad, are the daily rituals that move you either closer to or further from your goals. Managing both is critical. Avoid underestimating the power of positive and negative habits. Over the long haul, both are extremely powerful.
- 3. Negative habits are most easily eliminated when a positive habit can be put in its place. There are times when a new, positive habit must be created, even in the absence of a negative habit. This skill is just as important. The ability to create empowering habits from scratch can all but guarantee success.
- 4. Self Reflection Exercises Have you started yet on a new habit that supports the life you desire? If so, are you performing this habit consistently? If not, why not? Reanalyse your process. Are you forgetting some of your triggers? Are you feeling just a bit overwhelmed? Stay tuned! The next module will give you more action tips to help you with your habits.