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  • noiz viol8ion blog #639 – 3 Things to a Better Life

    noiz viol8ion blog #639 – 3 Things to a Better Life

    1. Raise your level of standards. You get what you accept and if you don’t want much then you won’t get much. You must no longer tolerate things and say that you are fine when you are really not fine. Maybe your standard is fine. Raise the standard of feeling fine to feeling GREAT!
    2. Turn your SHOULDS into MUSTS. There are a lot of things that you should do but most of the time we don’t get around to all of our shoulds. The To-do list is prioritized with MUSTS at the beginning and SHOULDS at the end. If something is important to you then it needs to be raised to the MUST priority.
    3. Change limiting beliefs into empowering beliefs. We all have a narrative for our own life story about why we can and cannot do things. Most of the reasons why we cannot do things are limiting and false. It’s your mind trying to keep you in your safe space. Empower yourself by freeing yourself from all the limiting beliefs.

    These 3 things were gathered from @TonyRobbins teachings.

  • noiz viol8ion blog #583 – Why I Write

    noiz viol8ion blog #583 – Why I Write

    I write for many reason. I want to be successful in my life. I want to have nice things like houses, cars, clothes and most importantly to help other. The more successful I become the more the more I will be able to help myself and others around me. Writing inspires me to read about successful people and ideas. It increases my curiosity and helps me learn how to be a better communicator. I am bettering my mindset by filling my mind with brilliant ideas. I have research tons about mindset and how to cultivate it.

    I have learned from the greats like Jim Rohn, Tony Robbins, Brenden Buchard, Tim Ferris, Lewis Howes, Tai Lopez, Gary Vaynerchuck, Gary Keller, Brene Borwn, Napolean Hill, Mike Monday, Grant Cardone, Seth Godi, Stephan Pressfield, Allen Watts, Eckert Tolle, Maxwell Maltz, Donald Trump, Guy Kiwosaki, Joseph Cambell, John Wooden, Tim Grover, Simon Sinek, Carol Dweek, Charles Gardinier. These people have made a huge impact in my life and one of the main themes that I saw in all of them is a philosophy of practice.