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Apr 25, 2022 40 min

Episode 45: Beat The Mind Math

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Hey guess what? You, like me, may be accidentally forfeiting the notion of a great or fun hobby, challenge, or life choice because we do "Mind Math" in advance that dissuades us. Hey, guess what? That doesn't HAVE to be the case. Mind math is an innate human response. It's an instinct to mitigate failure, and prevent us from harm. What if that's accidentally cranked to the nines? What if it's accidentally not just protecting us, but stunting us? You've heard me already state that I'm trying to wear through this crazy fear of failure I struggle with, and I've got some insights that I'm chewing on. After listening to this, what's your opinion? I appreciate you! Instagram: RussRantz TikTok: RussRantz Youtube: RussRantz

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