7 LESSONS FROM "HOW TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE BY BENJAMIN BONETTI"

1. HAVE THE RIGHT MINDSET 

Over 80 per cent of achievement can be attributed to having the right mind-set. An individual’s mind-set can make the difference between achieving their true potential in life or effectively getting stuck in a rut, unable or unwilling to move on from negative experiences that are now holding them back.

2. AVOID SHORTCUTS

We live in a culture of “quick fixes” with everything from ‘how to change your life in 7 days”, “how to become a millionaire in 6 months”, “how to learn without reading”, and everything has to be NOW, NOW. Painfully, we all know that these aren’t true. 

“There are no shortcuts to any place worth going” Beverly Sills

3. TAKE ACTION

If you want to change and have decided that enough is enough, then start with massive action today.

A definition of massive action:

Taking, not thinking about, but taking a focused step

towards achieving your ultimate goal . . . and

following it with another . . .

Massive action = focused action, taken one step at a time.

4. ACCEPT RISK AND FAILURE AS PART OF LIFE

The most common reason why people do not big steps in life is because they are afraid of failure. They are afraid that their efforts will not succeed. Listen, risk is a part of life. Everything you do is risky. Not taking a risk is a risk in itself. You will fail in some things. Brace up for it. Accept risk and failure as part of life. 

5. FOCUS ON THE JOURNEY

Consider life to be a journey. Taking a few steps here will keep you on the journey. One step everyday takes you further on the journey. Journeys have challenges. Somethings will not according to plan, somethings will come up on the path, and some people will drop on the way but the journey continues. View life as a journey not a life. 

6. USE VISION BOARD 

A vision board is a great way to remind yourself of the true you and also the person you are to become. The images on your vision board represent the view of yourself

and the world you will see as you stand on each stepping stone, and looking at those images is a great way to get into the mental state of already having.

7. USE POSITIVE AFFIRMATIONS

When Andy Murray became the first British male Grand Slam tennis champion for 76 years, in 2012, he admitted to “having a word with himself” in the restroom mirror when he took a mid-match comfort break! He looked at himself in the mirror and told himself that he could win. His words focused his mind on what he wanted and what he was going to go back out and do to get what he wanted. This form of affirmation can, and did, promote a positive result, but it must be noted that the words spoken were said with the purpose of promoting positive actions.

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