EPISODE · Feb 18, 2025 · 22 MIN
Episode 11: Goals, Philosophy and Standard
from To Your Success! Podcast · host Christer Johnsen
Is success really about working harder, or is there a better way? In this episode, Christer Johnsen and Elin Solheim delve into the principles of least action and uncover how success is shaped by mindset, belief and effort. They discuss the difference between working hard and working smart, the principle of least action and the link between assumption and manifestation. They also unpack why failure is a stepping stone to success, how perception shapes reality, how to "fail forward," why taking action is the key to unlocking new possibilities and how embracing the effortless way can accelerate results. Join Christer and Elin to discover how to align your goals, philosophy and standards for effortless success. Tune in now!Key Points From This Episode:Learn why success is a psychological journey rather than a physical process.Find out how the principle of least action applies to achieving goals effortlessly.Discover how the law of assumption shapes reality by reinforcing belief in success.Unpack the role of imagination, intuition and perception in achieving your goals.Why intuition is an essential but silent partner on your journey to success. How auto-suggestion and repetition can eliminate doubt and build confidence.Hear how failure is a crucial part of growth and about "failing forward."Explore why focusing on your goals instead of external circumstances is essential.Uncover how controlling your thinking influences your emotions and actions.The concept of "acting into thinking" and why it is vital to the principle of least action. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:The Principle of Least ActionChrister Johnsen CoachingChrister Johnsen Coaching EmailChrister Johnsen on LinkedInChrister Johnsen on InstagramChrister Johnsen on YouTubeChrister Johnsen on FacebookElin Solheim on LinkedIn
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