Change Your Thinking

Change Your Thinking Change Your Life Summary

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It’s almost a rule: when Brian Tracy talks, everybody listens. And when we say everybody – we do mean everybody. Namely, the guy (who, by the way, speaks four languages) has visited more than 80 countries and has given talks to more than 1,000 companies.

And, roughly speaking, about a quarter million people listen to his seminars and talks on a yearly basis!

Now, most of them are related to sales and business strategies. “Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life” is much less specialist, and much more encompassing.

It’s a guidebook for changing your life.

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Key Lessons from “Change Your Thinking Change Your Life”

1. Start Thinking Positively and Change Your Life

2. Think Big and Don’t Back Down

3. Small Steps Will Take You a Long Way

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Start Thinking Positively and Change Your Life

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You can’t think negatively of yourself and expect others to think positively of you. The best part of this revelation: it’s you who can control the impression you make. So, start doing it! Just like a basketball coach, bench your negative thoughts, and find your best brainstorming lineup. Because, just like there are bad self-fulfilling prophecies, there are also good ones.

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Think Big and Don’t Back Down

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Success doesn’t come easy. But, it also doesn’t come at all if you don’t want it to come. And you can’t know if you wanted it until you have a clear vision of what it is. So, set your goals straight from the start and may they be as big as possible. Identify your ideal targets first, and think about the financial framework later. The money will come to you – if you go towards them.

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Small Steps Will Take You a Long Way

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And the walk towards success is a long one. However, Lao-Tze was on to something when he said that “a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” The idea: if you think big, it doesn’t mean that it’s not good to start small. In fact, taking small steps at the start is the best way to go. It will get you going. And, sooner or later, you’ll be ready to run!