What we can or cannot do, what we consider possible or impossible, is rarely a function of our true capability. It is more likely a function of our beliefs about who we are.

this happens when i stretch in the gym. the first time im reluctant and my muscles are stiff the second time my mobility is much better.....☹️. .

So fun to see these two young fresh internet marketing dudes.

This is clear example of first you need to see it. Imagining the thing happening and buy your potential you can overcome so many obstacles until the maximum of our potential ones you have seen it.

Sometimes the biggest limit isn’t ability, it’s the identity we got used to carrying. People protect an old version of themselves long after they’ve outgrown it.

I love watching and listening to you-so empowering. I wish you'd not do initiatives w/ Dean G. Because he comes across as an infomercial salesman/slick salesman and I don't trust that he has my best interests at heart. Very off-putting.

Beliefs being formed and informed by and with our language. Love it.

Pre stretched. Mental prepare for another round but further this time. This isn’t amazing. This is just logic.

Our limits are often just the stories we've rehearsed so many times they feel like facts. Change the identity you're holding onto, and suddenly that extra reach was always there....you just stopped believing you could. Seen it in my own life more times than I can count. The arm goes higher once the mind gets out of the way.

There’s so much we can change the moment we decide to shift a disempowering belief.

That's a profound insight. Our beliefs often shape our limits more than our actual abilities. Embracing a growth mindset can truly unlock potential.

Muscles are stretched after the first try.

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Ran a root-cause analysis on belief as a performance variable in Q2. Our AEs underperformed not because of beliefs but because 3 legacy Zapier automations were sending them contradictory pipeline data. Fixed the automations. Our VP of People said "you can't fix people like they're software." She was right. So we replaced the

You’re so tiresome.

That’s the real constraint most people don’t see. Capability usually outruns belief—we just operate below our ceiling because of the story we’ve accepted about ourselves. Change the belief, and what felt “impossible” starts looking like timing and reps instead.

Tony generously shared a fantastic technique🙏... A golden key to persuasion and influence processes that I've carried in my bag for years, sprinkling in a few hypnotic words.

Back when @Frank_Kern was still surfing!

Think big. Go big

Belief comes before ability.

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Agreed. Beliefs shape decisions, and decisions shape outcomes.

Our limiting beliefs are in our way.

I wrote a lot about changing beliefs in my recent book, and this is great example of it. Tony Robbins is a master and showing not telling. I love seeing these old videos.

A young Frank kern

I spent 20+ years working on this problem. 1+ year to write the report. It's about human possibility, and protecting what's left of it. I'd love to get you a copy, or speak to someone from your team.

Too many people today are not well educated about what beliefs actually are. To be blunt, beliefs are simply IDEAS HELD BY THE MIND about yourself, the world, how things work and other people. Combined, they work like a program with rules and limitations. SOME, do NOT serve you

Breaking it down. Making it hands on. Keeping it simple.

The finger pointing game is a bit of a scam but used to make a point. You know that if you stretch, and then repeat the movement, no matter your mindset, you can reach further with the second movement. I do hate manipulation. He did NOT get them to see the result in advance. Rather he set up a KNOW fact, that the second movement is ALWAYS greater than the first one because the first movement wakes up the muscles.