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David Goggins

01/17/23

@ Chris Williamson

Listening to the insults from the internet has become a source of fuel for me; I study them because I was once that negative person.

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14 Harsh Lessons To Break Free From Your Old Self - David Goggins (4K)

@ Chris Williamson

14 Harsh Lessons To Break Free From Your Old Self - David Goggins (4K)

01/17/23

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David Goggins

01/17/23

@ Chris Williamson

I started making mixtapes of hate messages to fuel my motivation; I use them to remind myself of where I came from and to push harder.

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Dr. Michael Platt

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Channeling anger and frustration into a worthy cause can transform negative energy into something positive and impactful.

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I used to work with a lot of negative energy, but now I see beauty in my practice that I didn't notice when I was younger.

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You have to take every negative experience and find a way to turn it into something positive and productive.

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Lex Fridman Cast

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When someone calls me an idiot online, I remind myself there are a thousand ways to be smart.

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Chris Bumstead

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My inner voice is often critical, pushing me to improve and overcome challenges.

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Brian Chesky

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I learned that engaging with those who dislike you can reduce animosity; it's about fostering understanding rather than seeking approval.