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 ...
245. Stay in Your Lane, Play Your Game & Use Your Resources
The Mindset Cafe
34 minutes
4 weeks ago
245. Stay in Your Lane, Play Your Game & Use Your Resources
Send us a text We break down why comparison creates fake losses and how to rebuild your scoreboard around the goal you actually want. From heart-rate zones to business KPIs, we show how to measure what matters, use your resources, and make discipline easier by lowering friction. • comparison as a source of fake losses and negative loops • fun challenges versus obsession and priority hijacking • Myzone zones and why red is not a strength metric • apples to oranges goals, inputs and constraint...
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 ...
