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Warrior Mindset: 2 Simple Questions

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Channel: Damon Cart NLP · 2016 · People & Blogs

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The word Warrior is overused in the field of personal development. Why? Because it works.

We like the idea of approaching our careers and our businesses and perhaps even life in general as if we're warriors who will find our way to victory no matter what.

This isn't just a fantasy men have. I've met plenty of women who think the same way.

Over the course of history there have been well documented stories of female warriors such as Joan of Arc for example so the warrior mindset is not limited to men.

Everyone has their own idea of what a warrior is and as it relates to personal development we're obviously not referring to the literal definition of a warrior. Most of us are not fighting physical battles nor are we making war. And that's a good thing.

We live in one of the safest times in history despite what we see on the news so for must of us no bloodshed is required.

In our nature exists the warrior archetype though. We all have it, some stronger than others. It's nothing to be ashamed of nor is it something to hide even if you're a pacifist. 

There are many ways you can channel the warrior spirit without hurting anyone. You can harness this energy and use it to reach your potential.

Some of us are at war with ourselves and that's how we deal with this energy. We're hard on ourselves. We want to kick ourselves into being better, more successful, more creative, etc.

This doesn't work so well you might have guessed. If this sounds familiar and you think that you might be at war with yourself, know that there is a better way.

I was at war with my body until I found yoga. I was at war with myself especially in my head until I found NLP.

Get out of your head. Take the focus off of yourself and start noticing what's happening all around you. There is a world out there and you are enough. You don't have to prove anything to be who you are. You don't have to prove anything to live and enjoy this awesome world we live in.

What do you want so bad that you're willing to fight for it?

What do you want that is greater than yourself that you're willing to fight for?

Answer these questions. The first one will define your mission in life. The second question will define your vision. Your life will then align to these callings.

Fight doesn't have to mean in the literal sense. What do you want so badly that you're willing to get knocked down over and over and keep getting back up for?

What do you want so bad that as long as you're still breathing you're going to go for it?

If you don't have answers for these questions, it's probably a good time to start answering them.

Sometimes we have to clear out the cobwebs and the nagging problems we haven't resolved yet in order to answer these questions. What is one to do in this case?

Other than finding a good coach, the best answer I can give you is come to Core Transformation.
nlp-gym.com/events/core-transformation/

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