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EPISODE · Jul 9, 2021 · 17 MIN

Your Future Self Is More Important Than Your Past Self

from Aging Flipped with Debi Talbert · host Debi Talbert

In today's episode I'm going to teach you how to make decision from your future. It's a higher level of thinking. Remembering and repeating your past does not require as much of you as thinking from your future. I love the concept of thinking from our future. What would the you, that is already achieved, that has already become, that has already where you want to be, how would they make these decisions?What you will discover:How your view of your own future impacts your current selfThe importance of a clear vision of your futureImagination is more important than knowledgeStop letting your past impact your current self and future selfFEATURED IN THIS EPISODE:EXIT & Beyond Virtual Life Coaching Membership agingflipped.com for more resources on aging with ease and more fulfillment. 

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Our brains likes to make decisions from our past. Why? Because it's predictable and it's safe, and remember, the brain's job is to learn how to be safe and how to survive and then to rise and repeat

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