Why are your beliefs so important? Because they determine your actions and ultimately your results.

I would argue that one of the simplest yet most profound statements ever made was by Henry Ford when he said, “Whether you think (believe) you can or you think (believe) you can’t, you’re right either way.”

When life is tough, staying positive and optimistic can seem impossible. But here's the thing - what we choose to believe has a massive impact on our outcomes in life.

In today’s episode, I had the honor to be interviewed by the talented Jay Scherr. Jay has a knack for bringing out the best in his guests, and this conversation was no different.

We discussed how beliefs shape our realities and how to cultivate an unstoppable mindset even in the harshest circumstances. You’ll also learn how to challenge negative beliefs and replace them with empowering ones.

You’ll also hear me talk about my mom, how much of a rockstar she really is and the documentary that is in the works to show some love to the woman who means so much to me. Enjoy!

KEY TAKEAWAYS

The ONE belief that made me one of the top salespeople in Cutco Cutlery’s history.
We will find evidence to support whatever beliefs we have.
Being aware of the dark side of extreme positivity.
How pain and trauma can be our greatest teachers if we allow them.
Progress is rarely a sudden leap but often the result of small steps taken daily.
Recognizing that only you are responsible and have the power to create your reality.

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