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The Outlier Mindset: You produce what you consume

Sent by Carlo Sabatella | February 15, 2024

Happy Thursday!

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And now, here is 1 visual, 1 insight, and 1 question for you to consider this week…

ONE VISUAL

ONE INSIGHT

In a world that often celebrates success and highlights achievements, it’s easy to overlook the countless stumbles and setbacks that have paved the way to success. Here is a perspective that has shifted my mindset and how it can help you reach the goals you set out for yourself.

“The master has failed more times than the beginner has even tried.” - Stephen McCranie

A Beginner is someone who:

• Believes perfection is key.

• Fears failure rather than seeing it as a learning opportunity.

• Relies heavily on established rules and doesn’t explore new paths.

A master is someone who:

• Embraces challenges as opportunities for growth

• Always seeks new ways to expand their knowledge.

• Recognize failure is inevitable and is not afraid to try.

Mastery is not a destination

It’s a journey marked by countless attempts but not by reckless decisions. Be intentional and mindful of what you do and why you do it. Each is done with the purpose of determining the path to success.

The master is an outlier

The master is not afraid to fail. The master understands that failure is a requirement for success.

The master reflects on experiences, persists through challenges, and adapts their approach.

ONE QUESTION

• Think of an obstacle or challenge you are currently facing. What are 3 ideas you can come up with to get past it?

Until next week,

Carlo Sabatella
Founder of Neuron Visuals