#011 Why labelling yourself as “successful” won’t get you anywhere

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Most people like to think in labels to better relate to each other and justify their own actions and behavioural patterns through being ‘this’ or ‘that’. However, striving to achieve one label after the other without any deeper meaning can easily distract from your true purpose and WHY.

In this episode we talk about how you can free yourself from mentally labelling yourself as the role you play at work, at home, or somewhere else and start focusing on what is really important in life and what makes you YOU (hint – you’re not a label).

Key takeaways:

- Going after labels just because that is ‘what you do’ will not make you happy in the long run. Rather, you should focus on exploring what makes you YOU

- Don’t get confused by your ego constantly asking for validation in the form of labels. Recognise it for what it is, then start shifting your response to it

- Focus on what type of EXPERIENCES you want to create, rather than what title you want to achieve next

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