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If you’re not making as much money as you want, consider checking your bank account before soci
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Key takeaways
- If it hurts you to check your bank account first thing, then you need to do it even more.
- You don't even have to talk about diet.
- You don't have to tell someone to exercise.
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Abschnitt 1 If it hurts you to check your bank account first thing, then you need to do it even more.
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Abschnitt 2 Peter Drucker said, "What gets measured gets managed." And so, one of the most fascinating things that I found with human behavior in any kind of change is that the first thing tha
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Abschnitt 3 Confront reality, and then reality will start to improve.
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0:00If it hurts you to check your bank account first thing, then you need to do it even more. I started not knowing where my money was going, and so I had a friend who was like, "Dude, just look." And I honestly had anxiety looking at my bank account, looking at what money was going out and all that kind of stuff. And so, I started making that habit, and I had to confront it. But the crazy thing is, is as I started looking at my money, as I started paying attention to my money, my money started paying attention to me and hanging around.
0:28Peter Drucker said, "What gets measured gets managed." And so, one of the most fascinating things that I found with human behavior in any kind of change is that the first thing that you can do to improve any metric for any skill is to actually measure it. And so, if you want to lose weight, if you weigh yourself every day, no how matter how painful the number is, that intervention alone helps people lose weight. You don't even have to talk about diet. You don't have to tell someone to exercise. If they look at the scale every day, they become aware of it, and when you become aware of a problem, you start consciously or subconsciously making moves to change it. You have that hesitation before you put that food in your mouth. You have that hesitation before you take your wallet out when you're looking at your bank account every day. It doesn't matter what it is, whatever you're trying to improve, but look at it.
1:09Confront reality, and then reality will start to improve.