Send us a text We share the two wolves parable and turn it into a practical framework for managing emotions, shaping identity, and making better choices. Small promises, repeated daily, starve the dark wolf and strengthen the habits that carry you through stress, fatigue, and doubt. • the two wolves parable as a decision framework • reactions over events and training your default • defining “feeding the wolf” as repetition and attention • catching negative loops and building reframes • dark ...
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Send us a text We share the two wolves parable and turn it into a practical framework for managing emotions, shaping identity, and making better choices. Small promises, repeated daily, starve the dark wolf and strengthen the habits that carry you through stress, fatigue, and doubt. • the two wolves parable as a decision framework • reactions over events and training your default • defining “feeding the wolf” as repetition and attention • catching negative loops and building reframes • dark ...
236. Mindset Mastery with Michael Reardon w/ Michael Rearden
The Mindset Cafe
42 minutes
3 months ago
236. Mindset Mastery with Michael Reardon w/ Michael Rearden
Send us a text Michael Rearden shares his journey from growing up in the ghetto of Connecticut to founding Revan Concepts, a mindset and personal growth company revolutionizing the coaching industry through innovative approaches. He reveals how limiting beliefs form in childhood and strategies to break free from them to achieve greater success and fulfillment. • Growing up in poverty created a powerful drive for change and early action • Michael's mother worked multiple jobs to provide oppor...
The Mindset Cafe
Send us a text We share the two wolves parable and turn it into a practical framework for managing emotions, shaping identity, and making better choices. Small promises, repeated daily, starve the dark wolf and strengthen the habits that carry you through stress, fatigue, and doubt. • the two wolves parable as a decision framework • reactions over events and training your default • defining “feeding the wolf” as repetition and attention • catching negative loops and building reframes • dark ...
