Messing up. Blowing an opportunity. Knowing what you needed to do — and not doing it. We all make mistakes and have fuck-ups. What differentiates people, though, is how much we allow those mistakes to define us and how long we allowed ourselves to dwell on them.
That’s today’s topic.
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2:24 Today’s Topic: You Will Make Mistakes — But The Mistakes Don’t Make You
3:14 We beat ourselves up over stuff that we have done wrong or things that we have yet to achieve
3:50 Point I: You have to separate your actions from your person
4:18 See things as they are but do not make it worse than what they are
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7:03 If your really want to get to where you want to get to in life, you are not gonna get there by following conventional wisdom
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8:05 Point II: Stop replaying the bad movies of your past
8:59 A bad movie is anything that happened in the past where things were not great, perfect, and excellent but you keep playing in your mind
12:51 Point III: You gotta get back on the bike
14:38 When you fall, don’t make a big drama, just get back on the bike and start riding again
16:08 Recap
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