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this psychologist literally explained how expecting the best outcome is actually the key to rewiring your brain for success.

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author.13 days ago

+readiness to stand up quickly after falling

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mohere13 days ago

probably also the key to the best crash outs.

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Tetsu Shimoda13 days ago

The key is when you go down, keep imagining the best outcome. It’s easy to expecting good when it’s good.

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Dr Richard Palmquist13 days ago

Paint the picture without limits. Then set about making it real.

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Mindset insider 🌟12 days ago

Expecting the best doesn’t guarantee success, but it can change how you think, act, and respond to challenges. Your brain learns from what you repeatedly practice.

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Joe13 days ago

Ready for the casino now

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Paul Walker13 days ago

I'm a damn optimist, I'll succeed!

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Rorschach_was_right13 days ago

Any tips for when that always results opposite of the believed positive outcome?

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Unscripted TRUTH13 days ago

expecting the best isn't naive, it's just giving your brain a better target to aim at

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Rodrigo Santos13 days ago

@TranslateMom português

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AJM13 days ago

Name of song @SongFinderBot

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Pragmaticus13 days ago

Really? I thought we were supposed to lower our expectations in order to be realistic and not disappoint ourselves hey @grok am I wrong on this? A

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Sujay RM13 days ago

One can expect the best outcome all they want, but the acceptance of failure as a possibility paradoxically frees one to perform without the burden of results. And that’s just beautiful.

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Jorge13 days ago

expecting the best can help you start, but I’ve never seen it fix the part where the outcome still depends on doing the work

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Tatah Paiva⚪⚫13 days ago

@TranslateMom português

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G Goldstein13 days ago

@Dani_the_user @Justin_Cascio2 @Alangemtesla

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Abhishek Sahu13 days ago

Only self

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Janelle VanKannel-Hidenfelter13 days ago

🎯

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Storm7 days ago

Yes we’re spiritual beings living a physical life once you block out the societal noise toucan transmute the energy to be whatever you want

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Super Degen 💎12 days ago

Mindset dictates your actions, which leads to results

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Dhruv The Hermit12 days ago

Also the key to the GREATEST fucking damage to yourself Risk reward

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Rebornone13 days ago

@grok explain in short

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Detective Mask 名探偵マスク11 days ago

The fact that you couldn't even name the psychologist here, the nature of the study, the source of the video, or whether this was even a psychological study leads me to the conclusion that your tweet is just BS.

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TranslateMom13 days ago

With Portuguese captions:

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sinθ | Visionary & Thinker12 days ago

If blind optimism actually rewired reality, every broke-ass degenerate losing their shirt at a roulette wheel would be God Emperor of the universe

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TranslateMom12 days ago

With Turkish captions:

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Samuel Oresajo13 days ago

meanwhile, rationality calls exactly this "wishful thinking," which notably has some downsides for the mind. tradeoffs rule the universe. so, make your choices keeping in mind that something about everything you do could have adverse effects

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Samuel Oresajo11 days ago

@grok could we call that wishful thinking?

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Apex Sigma Wolf13 days ago

"Practice like you've never won, compete like you've never lost." - Michael Jordan

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TranslateMom13 days ago

With French captions:

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Bruno Rodrigo12 days ago

@grok puntos clave

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Balsamico12 days ago

@TranslateMom türkçe

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Carlos Ayon13 days ago

What’s the name of the psychologist or link to original video @bot @grok

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