Anytime we raise the bar of expectations, in any area of our lives, we need to upgrade our programming. Those who choose to stubbornly stick to their old way of thinking, their old program, can’t experience personal growth.
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If we want to accomplish something extraordinary the place to start is our internal programs and learned behaviors. The old ones got us where we are, and that’s what they were designed to do. But now we are ready to move on, to grow and expand our world and reach for more.
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Emotions are one of the most powerful resources we have. When our heart desires something we will change whatever we need to in order to have it. That includes our learned behavior and our mindset. We will find ways to overcome any obstacles and jump any hurdles that get in our way because now we are emotionally supercharged.
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A new internal program empowers us to make radical changes in our life and that’s why changing our programming comes before goal setting, and all the other steps that follow.
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To accomplish extraordinary things, we need to find the passion required to change our thinking from “needing to” which is logical, to “wanting to” which is emotional. Logic is a great tool but it lacks the horsepower to change who we are, at the deepest levels.
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How many times have you tried to change yourself with logic?
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How did things work out?
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The point is if we are not touched on an emotional level, we probably won’t be motivated to change. Our program will remain the same and so well everything else in our life. We will just continue to rely on our learned behavior and that means we will continue to produce the same old results.
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This same principle holds true when you are trying to convince someone else to take action. You need to find a way to reach them on an emotional level. You need to touch their heart, because that is the only thing that will motivate them enough to want to take action.
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