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      the idea of growing strawberries but

      nervous the rent may be too expensive.

      Three people look at the exact

      same thing yet think and feel very

      Meanwhile the geologist looks at

      different things.

      the land and thinks, “I wonder what

      type of experiments I could do here?”

      The geological forces that shaped

      the area, coastal protection laws and

      research projects come to mind. The

      geologist is moved by the natural

      beauty of the coastline and laments

      the damage human development

      has wrought.

      Your thoughts and beliefs are not reality. Your thoughts and beliefs are the way you choose to interpret reality.

      One of the most fundamental beliefs you have is the interpretation of yourself. This is cal ed your self-image – the thoughts and beliefs you have about yourself.

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      EVOLVE

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      Your past experiences, relationships, successes and failures have shaped the way you feel about yourself. This self-image has been mold-ed over such a long period of time that you’ve forgotten it’s an image.

      Think back over the last day or two. Can you

      It doesn’t feel like an image — it feels real. It’s not.

      identify any negative thoughts or beliefs you had

      In many cases these stories we tell ourselves, about ourselves, can hold about yourself?

      us back. These are cal ed limiting beliefs. We all have them and they come in many forms. They might look something like this:

      Write down those thoughts or beliefs – there is power in putting them into words.

      As you examine these thoughts, can you identify any patterns? Are there any recurring limiting beliefs that start to emerge?

      Do any of these look familiar?

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      Now, pick one of these thoughts or beliefs The shocking thing about our most fundamental limiting beliefs is that and let’s run it through a simple test.

      they…are…not…true.

      A single change in this type of belief is the world’s most powerful lever

      — it will instantly affect how you interpret everything and how you feel.

      1. What is your thought or belief?

      The lens through which you view the world is a choice. So, if you get to choose, why not choose to feel amazing?

      The more often you remember how incredible you are, the more often you’ll act that way, which will bring even more goodness into your life.

      2. Is it true?

      It’s a virtuous cycle. You will immediately feel better, you will energize those around you and you’ll start to notice signs everywhere that reinforce how amazing you real y are.

      3. If you answered Yes, can you absolutely know that it’s true?

      4. How do you feel when you believe that thought?

      5. What evidence do you have to suggest this thought or belief isn’t true? Write down any specific examples that come to mind.

      6. How would you feel without this thought?

      7. Turn the thought around and re-state it in its opposite form.

      EVOLVE

      LIFEWORK

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      101

      Evolve, in a nutshell...

      Think back to a time when you felt successful, exhilarated or loved.

      Put yourself back in that moment. Recreate the scene as vividly as you possibly can.

      Who was there? Where were you? What little moments or details stand out?

      How did you feel in that moment?

      Learn to love

      How do you feel now?

      the process

      of personal

      growth,

      and, most

      importantly,

      learn to love

      yourself.

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      EVOLVE

      LIFEWORK

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      Summary

      Now that we are

      Dream

      approaching the

      Test

      end of our journey

      Revise

      together, let’s take

      Choose

      a little trip down

      Evolve

      memory lane.

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      The Lifework Method

      Dream

      Test

      Revise

      Choose Evolve

      First, you

      Next, we put

      Then, we

      Now you

      You are

      learned how

      your dreams to

      revised your

      are ready

      constantly

      to dream.

      the test.

      dreams.

      to choose.

      evolving.

      You reflected on what

      You used A Day in the Life

      As you took the time to

      The 7 Rules for Choosing

      As you go forth into the

      energizes you, what

      to learn from the real-

      test your dreams, you

      exist to help you do just that.

      world, you learned how

      problems you are most

      world experiences of

      learned about the things

      to harness the power of

      motivated to solve, and

      people who are already

      that matter most if you

      deliberate practice and

      what every aspect of your

      doing the things you’re

      want your work to be a

      your mindset to grow

      7 Rules For

      dream life might

      interested in. You had

      rich source of meaning

      smarter, stronger and

      Choosing

      look like.

      curiosity conversations to

      and income.

      more confident with each

      learn more about these

      1. Limit your

      passing day.

      experiences, expand

      For meaning,

      choices.

      your network and access a

      The Principles of

      2. Spend less time

      hidden world of opportunity.

      Meaningful Work

      on choices that

      And you designed

      don’t matter.

      experiments to get hands-on

      1. Engagement

      3. Find believable

      experience with living your

      2. Interests

      sources of

      dreams.

      information.

      3. Competence

      4. Choose for the

      4. Autonomy

      right reasons.

      5. Relationships

      5. Manage

      6. Purpose

      expectations.

      6. Don’t compare.

      For meaning and money,

      7. Commit and

      appreciate.

      A dream is a

      Test your dreams.

      Love the process and

      hypothesis on what

      Learn from others.

      love yourself!

      you might want to do.

      Talk to people.

      Do your own

      experiments.

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      LIFEWORK

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      Parting Thoughts

      Achievement is a funny, and misleading, thing.

      You only see people once they’ve reached the top of a mountain.

      They only surface on the magazine covers, appear on the news and receive the awards once they’re at a peak.

      Nobody sees the climb.

      Yet eve
    ry person who has achieved any measure of success says the same thing – it’s all about the climb.

      Life is a practice. A daily ritual.

      It takes time to become great at anything. It takes years to nurture a great skil , a great company or a great relationship. It is all part of a beautiful cycle – you set goals, face adversity, persevere, overcome, grow and evolve. Over time, you’ll ascend to new heights, face stronger The world is a

      challenges and solve bigger problems.

      If you commit yourself to the lifelong practice of growth, you will achieve incredible things. So you must be patient. But you don’t have to wait.

      better place

      Waiting is a state of mind. It means you want to be “there” but you are

      “here.” You want the future, but not the present. You get stressed about because you are

      what you don’t have and miss out on all the joys of what you do have.

      You don’t have to wait for anything – you already have everything you need to be happy. Consider all of the gifts in your life – the people that in it. Thank you

      love you, the experiences that have shaped you and the knowledge you have. Look around you and marvel at all the little things that make your life beautiful.

      for being you and

      This world is nothing short of incredible and your story is just beginning.

      So ful y embrace where you are, who you are and what you are doing right now.

      for sharing this

      You are exactly where you are supposed to be.

      journey with us.

      Wright

      SUMMARY

      LIFEWORK

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      Gratitude

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