Sent by Carlo Sabatella | Aug 1, 2024

Welcome to The Outlier Mindset!

Here is 1 visual, 1 thought, and 1 question for you to consider this week…

The Truth Behind Our Actions

Our actions often reveal more about our true priorities than our words ever could. Think about it: if you aim to be in the best physical shape possible but find that your week doesnt consist of regular workouts, it’s time to reassess.

For example, someone who insists that health is a top priority but only manages a sporadic jog or skips the gym altogether is sending a mixed message. It’s essential to commit to what you set your mind to.

True happiness and success come from aligning your daily actions with your core values. When what you do throughout the day reflects what you genuinely care about, you foster a sense of authenticity that enhances your overall well-being.

If self-improvement is important to you, but you struggle to find time for reading or personal development, you may be out of sync with your values. These small commitments can lead to significant positive changes.

1. Decide Who You Want to Be. Reflect on the kind of person you aspire to become. This could be a devoted parent, a fitness enthusiast, or a lifelong learner.

2. Prove It with Small Wins. Start small. Each week, set achievable goals that align with your desired identity.

New identities require new evidence. If you continue to engage in the same behaviors, you’ll likely see the same results. To break this cycle, consciously choose actions that reflect the person you want to be.

If you aspire to be a leader in your field, seek out opportunities to lead projects or mentor colleagues. Each successful experience will reinforce your new identity as a leader.

What you do throughout the day doesn’t lie. Let it be a testament to the person you want to become.

One Question

Take a moment to evaluate your daily activities. Are your actions aligned with your deepest values? By making intentional choices and committing to small wins, you can create a life that reflects your true priorities.

Until next week,

Carlo Sabatella
Founder of Neuron Visuals