The moment adversity strikes is one of the most important decisions you will ever make. Will you self deprecate? Automatically blame yourself for something going wrong? Or accept the fact that nothing is perfect? No one can be perfect every time. Everyone falls off the horse but not everyone gets back on.
Category: Mindset
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noiz viol8ion blog #536 – Something is Better than Nothing
Try. Even if you know it’s going to be bad. Still Try.
The worst that can happen is you don’t try at all.
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noiz viol8ion blog #534 – Failure = Learning
When you are not scared to fail then you are free to succeed. The fear of failure will immobilize people from even trying or taking the first step. When failure does not exist then only good will come out of trying your best. Even when you fail you win because you learn. The only time you don’t learn is when you do nothing. The only thing you should be scared of is not learning and not growing.
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noiz viol8ion blog #533 – The Upside
Imagine what will happen and how it will feel to accomplish all the goals you have.
Now imagine what will happen and how it will feel if all your nightmares came true. It is important to cap the downside and be prepared for the worst. Know what you are running away from.
Where are you going and where do you want to stay away?
Once you are clear on these two things push the peddle to the metal and proceed without fear. You do not have fear because you’ve made peace with the fear. You understand the downside and can handle it. Proceed after your dreams with enthusiasm and excitement.
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noiz viol8ion blog #532 – The Master and Amateur
The biggest difference between the master and amateur is time.
It takes the amateur a longer amount of time to accomplish what the master can accomplish in moments. A master can spend a fraction of time on something of far greater quality than someone just starting out.
The amateur can not see the big picture and can get bogged down in the details. They start to doubt themselves and get lost in the process. Once your lost your then the belief fades. Unless a master is there to guide you or you have to spend the time to learn.
The only way to become a master is through time.
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noiz viol8ion blog #531 – Time Does Not Equal Quality
The longer you spend working on something does not mean that it will be better quality. Just because you spend 100 hrs working on a project does not mean that it will be 100 times better than a project you spent 1 hr on. There is no direct correlation to time and quality.
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noiz viol8ion blog #530 – The Problem is NOT The Problem
You are the problem. The more you feed the problem the bigger it will become and the more control it will have over you. The problem and solution are not external, they are both internal and must come from inside of you. Your beliefs, attitudes and actions must change. Unless you change then nothing will change.
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noiz viol8ion blog #529 – Why you have problems?
The answers to all your problems are right in front of you. You already know what you need to know to take the next step. You already have what you need to make your next move. You can already give everything you need to give.
You have problems because you have emotional attachments to the problems. They are your problems and no one can take them away from you. Your identity is wrapped up in the problem. Without the problem you would not be the same person. If you didn’t have the problem then what you are doing would not be ok.
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noiz viol8ion blog #528 – Feed the Content Beast
Every website is looking for content. There is a trail of breadcrumbs across the internet. Small blogs feed into larger websites which feed into national news. One little tweet or post can make a huge headline. This leads to social proof. If everyone is talking about something then it must be true right? If everyone “likes” something then it must be good, right?
The people posting and the people feeding the beast are the ones in control. There is no story if there is not a post about it or a link to share. If you are the one feeding the beast then you are the one in control. Start small and deep, create your niche and then branch out from there.
