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Chapter 1: Why do we underestimate ourselves and overestimate others?
Hi guys, it's Tony Robbins.
Chapter 2: How can the 'Why not me?' mindset change your approach to success?
You're listening to Habits & Hustle.
Chapter 3: What is the real difference between those who succeed and those who don't?
Crush it.
Chapter 4: Why is self-belief crucial for achieving your goals?
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Chapter 5: What makes advocating for yourself feel uncomfortable?
Most people think the answer is simply drinking more water.
Chapter 6: How does the belief in being 'special' affect our potential?
But if you don't have the right electrolytes, your body can't properly absorb it and use that water.
Chapter 7: What steps can you take to adopt a 'Why not me?' mentality?
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You know, we were talking about this before we started, about this idea that we always underestimate our abilities and overestimate the abilities of the people that we put on pedestals as, oh, wow, they were able to do this or that because of whatever reason, right? And I think that part of what we do is we limit ourselves to what our
actual potential is, because that is the mindset that we have so ingrained in our body that like, it can't be us, but it could be someone else. And to me, that is why my entire philosophy is I, I kind of turn this on it, I turn that whole philosophy on its head. And I always go to everything with this idea of why not me, you know, like, Why not me?
You know, I feel like that has made me honestly not to sound braggadocious because that's not what this purpose is, but it's made me kind of unstoppable because I've switched the idea from, well, it would never happen to me to, well, why not me?
And once you do that, then you become unstoppable because you don't let things stand in your way and you don't count yourself out and put other people on a pedestal that's usually a lot of times not even deserved. The only difference between somebody else and you is that they tried and they never gave up and they believed in themselves.
And this is not one of these like self-help, you know, rah, rah, you're amazing type of episodes. It's not. It really is like really not because that's not really what I'm about. I'm about hard work, grit, you know, attempting over and over again. But I really feel like over time...
from all the people I've spoken to and interviewed, the only difference separating them from somebody else was that they just, they believed in themselves and they just didn't give up and they just went for it regardless of what they had going for them. Like, you've got to kind of have that mentality. And, uh,
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