Programming your mind for success | Carrie Green | TEDxManchester
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Published 2014-06-20
Carrie Green started her first online business at the age of 20, whilst studying Law at the University of Birmingham. Within a few years she took the business global, selling throughout the UK, USA, Canada, Australia and Europe and receiving over 100,000 hits on the website every month. In 2011 Carrie launched the Female Entrepreneur Association as a way to help inspire and connect female entrepreneurs from around the world. The network has grown to over 140,000 women and they now produce a digital magazine, This Girl Means Business, weekly videos, free online classes and more.
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All Comments (21)
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“If you don't build your dream someone else will hire you to help build theirs.” ― Tony Gaskins
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Success is no accident , it starts by : 1)Knowing exactly what you want to achieve 2)Knowing why you need to achieve it 3)Knowing the kind of a person that you need to become to achieve it 4) Programming your mind to achieve it (Visualization, Affirmation )
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"The ones who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones that do."
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Probably no one is gonna read these but anyway. So I was reading some comments and some people are just saying that she is only speaking about her business, that you only have to think positively or that life is short or whatever. In a certain way it is like 80% about that, however all the other stuff I would describe it as not instructional enough, why? Because is a ted talk, you won't have a lot time to explain a lot of stuff. Here is what I've noticed since I've being doing some research on accomplishing goals: -Knowing what you want in life, I've seen a lot in several videos that you have to write down your goals, and set a deadline, otherwise you'll just be thinking about something and not doing anything at all - Visualization: it's a mental tool to help you get where you wanna go, like litterally feel like you are there, picture all the details, (the unconsciousness doesn't know the difference between what's real and what's not, so if you already thinking about something, your unconsciousness will work hard to make that happen - Meditation: she said she had a lot of worries and uncertainty, one of the things that meditation does to your mind is to help you clearify all of those bad thinking and calm down your anxiety - Positive reforce thinking: Every time a negative thought comes to your mind, you have to "fight it back" with positive thinking, again cause of the unconsciousness thing. And that's so far what I can say imo. Thanks for reading ;)
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Dear Carrie, I am 64 and I am starting being an entrepeneur in Brasil. I want to say THANKS for this great video I have just watched. Many of doubts and fears you mentioned are part of my thinking and I have just realized that I have a lot of work to do on my own. Thanks again.
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I watched this video about a year ago, and during this year, my life has changed dramatically because of it. I've been looking to the world in an amazingly different way since then. Thank you so much for the inspiration. God bless you.
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I love how she emphasized the fact that not knowing how to do it didn't stop her for going for her goals She still worked hard for it and she planned it. She was very intentional and sure on what she wanted But she also allowed herself time to figure out how to do things. The what is more important than the how 'cause the how is more technical and you can come up with something as times goes by and you get to know more on the topic
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Summary: Know exactly what you want to achieve + why you want to achieve it + who you need to become to make it happen… then program your mind to make it happen. You got this! 🎉
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Step One: Reform negative thoughts into positive Step Two: Visualize your biggest goals coming true Ok, i'll do it.
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her communication skills and stage presence is too cool
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Success is no accident, it starts by 1. Knowing exactly what you want to achive 2. Knowing why you need to ahieve it 3. Knowing the kind of a person that you need to become to achieve it 4. Programming your mind to achieve it 5. Take an action 6. If you fail, don't give up 7. Learn from your mistakes 8. Be contented and be happy (hehehe) 9. God provides all, don't worry!😏 10. Offer it all to God and he will do the rest!
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This experiment demonstrates the power of your mind. The fact that what's going on upon your head has such a huge impact on the actions that you take, on the decision you make, and the things that you experience. And it's not just in silly situations like this when people miss out an amazing opportunities. People are missing out incredible opportunities all of the time.
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"Success is no accident." You definitely need to know what you want to achieve and why you want to achieve it. It's important to program your mind to do so. Phenomenal presentation.
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You just have one life to achieve everything you want to achieve, so act accordingly
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"Your destiny is determined by the choices you make. Choose now. Choose well." - Anthony Robbins Loved this. <3
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Who watches Ted talks after doing nothing in the whole day... And then sleeps.
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Great talk on how not to let fears control your life. Your destiny is set by the choices you make.
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Summary: Control your thoughts Decide what you really want Insist on your goals
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I was literary struggling as to find the 'how' for my dreams and goals, and this ted talk comes as a savior.Thank you for motivating me and many people who are in a similar situation.
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i'm watching this channel to improve my english vocab :)
