Shifting Mindsets: From Monumental Beliefs to Incremental Growth
As we navigate through life, we often find ourselves entangled in belief systems that shape our perspectives, actions, and ultimately, our destinies. These belief systems can be monumental, deeply ingrained notions that dictate our understanding of ourselves and the world around us. Yet, in our pursuit of growth and fulfillment, it’s essential to recognize when these monumental beliefs hinder our progress and instead embrace an incremental belief system mindset.
Imagine your life as a journey through the last year, where each person you encounter leaves an imprint on your soul, altering your trajectory in subtle or profound ways. Reflect on those who have influenced you the most during this time. Who has shifted your perspective, challenged your beliefs, and propelled you towards your true potential?
Now, consider the impact of these individuals on your mindset. Have they fostered a sense of incremental growth, encouraging you to embrace progress over perfection? Or have they reinforced monumental beliefs, constraining you within rigid frameworks and limiting your potential?
To fulfill our God-given purpose, we must surround ourselves with the right people – those who inspire, empower, and believe in our ability to achieve greatness. Finding our tribe isn’t just about companionship; it’s about aligning ourselves with individuals who uplift us, challenge us, and support our journey towards self-actualization.
The shift from a monumental belief system to an incremental growth mindset is transformative. It’s about embracing the journey rather than fixating on the destination, celebrating progress no matter how small, and cultivating resilience in the face of challenges.
Monumental belief systems often lead us to view success as a destination to be reached, a lofty peak to conquer. In contrast, an incremental growth mindset acknowledges that success is a journey characterized by continuous learning, adaptation, and evolution. It’s about embracing setbacks as opportunities for growth, acknowledging that failure is not a reflection of our worth but a stepping stone towards success!
On one of the latest episodes of my podcast, Finding Your Competitive Edge, Ken Joslin – CEO of GSD & CREATE, the #1 Faith-Based Mastermind & Entrepreneur Conference in America – gives a step by step breakdown of what it means to be a successful entrepreneur and how you can become a servant leader by adopting the “Incremental, not Monumental” belief system.
If you want to learn more from Ken on how you can start implementing this belief system today, you can find the full episode available on my website and all podcast platforms:
https://briancovey.com/podcast/kenjoslin/
In the grand scheme of life, each person we encounter leaves an indelible mark on our souls. Starting today, choose to surround yourself with individuals who inspire you to dream bigger, work harder, and live more authentically. Together, we can rewrite the narrative of our lives, embracing the beauty of incremental growth and realizing our God-given potential!
“Great leaders want something for people, not from people…You want to develop the right relationships, be a leader that wants something for people not from people, and just add value.” – Ken Joslin
