I recently published an article on The Mission where I focus on how to shift your mindset towards abundant thinking. I wanted to tell you about this post here, and if you like what you see, you may like to read the rest.

Anyways… this is how the post begins

The amount of time I’ve been wrong in my life is disturbing. Then again, it’s a good job I’ve been wrong so often, because it’s the realisation that you were once wrong that allows you to appreciate how much you have grown.

You see, you only know what you know, so each time you learn something new (or appreciate something from a new perspective), you prove a past version of you wrong.

In a nutshell, this is growth.

And growth is important.

As I look back on my life, I always thought I had a good, positive outlook. In many ways, I do. I like to look on the bright side and assume the positive. Sure, I’m human and slip into doubt and pessimism, but I do my best to break free from this way of thinking.

For the most part, I’m conscious of it when it happens.

I literally take a step back and ask myself, “What will this way thinking achieve. Calm down. Breathe. Get back to work.”

There are more people in this world who do not do this, so I was always proud of my outlook and approach. I figured I was okay and better than most. I assumed I was ahead of the curve.

Which is why, when I began my descent into the topic of ‘mindset’ and notions such as abundance thinking, it hit me hard in the face.

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