#594 - Give Yourself Some Damn Credit

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If you are in a place where you don't like what you're doing or that the future looks bleak, understand that your life can change. It's human nature to easily discount your successes for a single mistake, but this mindset has to shift.
Today hosts Kevin Palmieri and Alan Lazaros talk about giving yourself credit for where you are now and what you've achieved (big or small). If you're currently unhappy or unfulfilled, Kevin wants you to realize that five years ago, he was unhappy to the point of being suicidal. Remember that there is light at the end of the tunnel; you just have to work hard to get as close to the end as possible. Once you do, don't forget to give yourself some damn credit.
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Show notes:
[2:19] Looking back to realize you've come so far helps
[5:45] People struggle with comparison
[8:25] Something in Kevin's past that he wants people to remember
[9:30] You are capable to become the next level YOU
[12:07] Do you want to level up in life, love, and wealth without breaking your bank? Join our group coaching, head on over to https://nextleveluniverse.com/group-coaching/
[14:07] Positively associate failures and successes
[17:15] If you don't like what you're doing, you're not going to be excited about the future
[19:29] Your life can be entirely different years from now
[20:33] Kevin's fulfillment five years ago
[21:59] Join the Next Level Nation on Facebook
[22:35] Free virtual speech for organizations, businesses, and universities
[24:10] Outro