The Framework Mindset

Mindset Secret #2

An episode of the The Psychology of Weight Loss podcast, hosted by Dean Dwyer, titled "The Framework Mindset" was published on October 26, 2018 and runs 34 minutes.

October 26, 2018 ·34m · The Psychology of Weight Loss

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Some of the greatest gifts given to the world were created by people who were capable of making the invisible visible. They do this by creating frameworks. Frameworks allow you to see what you previously could not. In today's episode, I share a story of how a hospital I recently visited created a framework that turned an otherwise stressful experience into something rather enjoyable. I share a few other examples of people who have created some fascinating frameworks. I end by sharing strategies on how you can creatively apply the mindset to your life.

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