4 “Can’ts” And How To Change Them

Can't or Won't?I used to be the King of Can’t.  “I can’t do this,” or “We can’t do that” seemed to roll out of my mouth.

Almost all of them were lies.  Well, kind of.

They certainly were not true.  Instead, my “can’ts” were more about mindset and perception than reality.

“I can’t do this” is often less about an impossibility, and more about a lack of skill, lack of desire, or lack of responsibility.

In this week’s podcast, I want to share with you the 4 types of can’ts.  All but 1 are solvable.  And the one that isn’t?  It is the background noise, the given of life.  You simply move forward, in spite of that “can’t.”

Can I share with you the 4 “can’ts” and how to escape the “can’t” trap?

Join me as I try to abdicate my throne of Can’t.

Suffering from PPM Syndrome? Why it is Dangerous to You!

Is Poor Pitiful Me Syndrome holding you back?PPM Syndrome is rampant in our society!  Do you suffer from it?  Do those around you suffer from it?

Chances are good that you are infected, and so are those around you.  PPM Syndrome is not regularly diagnosed, but can keep you stuck.  This one thing can keep you from thriving.

The first step is in determining whether you suffer from this syndrome.  The second step is learning about the antidote.

And the antidote is simple enough — but only if you know whether you have the syndrome or not.

PPM Syndrome infects many of us.  Some learn to move beyond it.  Others live with it, unnecessarily, for a lifetime.

Learn how to diagnose and treat this disorder!

“Failure To Thrive” versus “Thriving” Mindset: #16 Thrive Nation Podcast

ThrivingMindsetGlassesA mindset is like a pair of sunglasses.  It colors the world you see, but after just a few moments of wearing the glasses, you forget how the color is changed by the sunglasses.

Your mindset colors the world around you, affecting how you see and understand people and events.  It also affects how you react and respond to people and events.

Which mindset do you have?  Do you have a “failure to thrive” mindset or a “thriving” mindset?