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Dude, that in your mind would literally paralyze you and eliminate you from doing anything good. Isn't this cool if you messed up, right? Because you're going to do something at some point. And by the way, winners, when they mess up, they look in the mirror, they own their shit and they're like, hey, I fucked up, dude. If I did something today, like, you know, it wasn't right. Like, I'd go in front of my whole company. I'd go in front of. I'd say, hey, guys, I messed up. I didn't, I didn't mean to do that. When I was doing it, I wasn't thinking. And then I made a mistake. But now that I realize that the mistake was on me. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to do that. I never wanted to hurt anybody that wasn't intentional. I apologize. My bad. Dude, when you own it, like people, I don't care, they can say, well, you still did it. I know, and I didn't mean to do it, and I'm sorry. And I own that. And watch me come back. Hey, by the way, a good leader will tell anybody when they make a mistake that, like, you can come back. So the comeback kid is important not only for you to live it yourself, but also for you to be an example of what a comeback looks like for other people. Because you think everyone else around you is gonna have a fuck up too. Yeah. So if you're the one that can come back and you're the example, well, then people are like, hey, man, you remember when Andy up and that thing happened? Do you remember what happened to their deal? Look where he's at now. Right? Like, we could come back too. I created this book, just a very small, simple book, so you could take it home with you. So you actually like. Because I like when I leave, I like to go home and look at something. The first thing I wanted to write down was a warrior's deadliest weapon is his mind. Number one, if you ever remember anything, 99% of the things that you think that are going to happen never happen negatively. So going around in your life and being paranoid, thinking about, well, if I do this, this could happen. It's probably never going to happen. If you guys could just remove all paranoia and people say, like, be paranoid. Look, dude, I think it's good to have a healthy paranoia that like, if you don't stay on top and keep your edge and keep reproving yourself, that your team could leave you and go work for someone else. That someone could take your Territory in business. Like, okay, I get that. Like, that's called, like, being competitive. Like, we need to not be naive. That someone else, if you're doing good, that they don't want what you want or what you're after or what you have. But most of the stuff that you think about, like, doesn't even ever happen. You may be thinking that, like, a buddy comes up to you and he's like, dude, I heard about George. Remember your old business partner? Yeah, dude, bro, he's. He's trying to do some dark right now. He's trying to ruin your name. All of a sudden you're like, oh, man, George, I wonder what he's up to. It's like, dude, all this good positive energy, all these things that could be done to build your business, you're out there thinking about that dude, that in your mind would literally paralyze you and eliminate you from doing anything good.
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Here's the deal. It doesn't matter. What if it happens? It happens. Who cares? What are you going to do if it did happen? Have a badass mindset, Move past it, win. Be a comeback kid. Who cares? What does it matter? You going around. And by the way, you're the gatekeeper to your mind. This is a big one. It's a neighborhood. You're at the gate. To get into the neighborhood, you have to go through the gate. You're the gatekeeper. If you're letting something into your mind, if it's in your mind, if you're thinking any thought question is, who the put it there? You did. I didn't do it. Stop blaming people around you. Yeah, it's because of him or her. No, dude, that's because of you. You allowed those thoughts to go into your mind. Your greatest weapon is your mindset. It's your greatest weapon. You can either be dangerous with it, or it could be the thing that takes you out inevitably. So you're the gatekeeper. And by the way, listen to people's mouths, okay? If something comes out of their mouth, that means it's in their head. Does that make sense? Okay, so these are warnings. When you hear anyone say something, you're like, man, that must be living in their head. So, like, I can understand them more by what comes out of their mouth. Because what comes out of their mouth is in their head, okay? One of the best things that you could do is decide to live a life that everything that happens. And I know you've heard this, but I need you to understand that this is a mindset, is a perspective. If you want to change your life, you have to change your lenses. You have to change the way you see the world, okay? And so as you're going through life, you're sitting there and you're like, oh, this happened for me. Like, this didn't happen to me. This happened for me. This is good, dude. For this thing to happen, this is going to allow me to become who I've been waiting to become. This is good, dude. And by the way, anything that happens that, like, emotionally, like, tears at me, to me, it gives me an emotional chip and an edge to go keep kicking ass, okay? So anyways, your mindset, it's a warrior's most dangerous weapon. So just realize that. That you're never going to build anything great if it's not built in your mind, if it's not built in your head. You can't have in your hand what you don't have in your head. You can't have it here. It's physically impossible for you to have it here. If you can't have it here, you gotta have it here first, okay? And I know you know this, but remember, if you want to write something, it's one thing to learn it, it's another thing to live it. Never forget I said that anything you learn that you don't live is like having a tank with zero ammo.
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In this episode of Andy Elliott's Elite Mindset Motivation and Sales Training, Andy Elliott delves into the pivotal role that mindset plays in achieving success and overcoming challenges in the sales arena. Drawing from his extensive experience training sales professionals globally, Andy offers actionable insights on leadership, personal accountability, and mental resilience.
Andy begins by addressing a common obstacle to success: the fear of making mistakes. He emphasizes that winners are not paralyzed by their errors but instead own them transparently.
Andy Elliott [00:45]:
"Winners, when they mess up, they look in the mirror, they own their shit... I apologize. My bad."
Andy illustrates the power of accountability by suggesting that leaders who admit their mistakes publicly can inspire their teams to adopt the same resilience. This approach fosters a culture where setbacks are seen as opportunities for growth rather than reasons for failure.
Key Points:
Transitioning from leadership, Andy shifts focus to the centrality of mindset in personal and professional success. He introduces the concept that a warrior's most formidable weapon is his mind, highlighting how mental fortitude can determine one's ability to navigate challenges.
Andy Elliott [03:50]:
"Your greatest weapon is your mindset. It's your greatest weapon. You can either be dangerous with it, or it could be the thing that takes you out inevitably."
Andy dispels the notion that negative thoughts are inevitable threats by asserting that 99% of feared negative outcomes never materialize. He encourages listeners to eliminate paranoia and focus on positive energy to build their businesses and personal lives.
Key Points:
Notable Insights:
Perspective Transformation: Viewing challenges as opportunities ("this happened for me") can shift one's approach to adversity.
Andy Elliott [05:00]:
"This is going to allow me to become who I've been waiting to become. This is good, dude."
Integration of Learning and Action: Knowledge without application is ineffective.
Andy Elliott [06:00]:
"Anything you learn that you don't live is like having a tank with zero ammo."
Andy reinforces the idea that lasting success is built internally before it can be manifested externally. He underscores the necessity of aligning one's mental state with their goals to ensure that aspirations are translated into tangible achievements.
Key Takeaways:
In "The Greatest Weapon of WINNERS," Andy Elliott masterfully outlines the indispensable role of mindset in leadership and sales excellence. By advocating for personal accountability, mental resilience, and proactive mindset management, Andy provides listeners with the tools necessary to elevate their performance and achieve sustained success. This episode serves as a powerful reminder that the journey to excellence begins in the mind.
Notable Quotes:
Ownership and Accountability:
"If I did something today, like, you know, it wasn't right... I own that."
— Andy Elliott [01:30]
Mindset as a Weapon:
"Your greatest weapon is your mindset... it could be the thing that takes you out inevitably."
— Andy Elliott [03:50]
Perspective Shift:
"This is going to allow me to become who I've been waiting to become. This is good, dude."
— Andy Elliott [05:00]
Action Over Knowledge:
"Anything you learn that you don't live is like having a tank with zero ammo."
— Andy Elliott [06:00]
This comprehensive exploration of mindset strategies offers valuable lessons for both new and seasoned sales professionals aiming to enhance their leadership capabilities and achieve their full potential.