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Don't try to change your doubt because you will just get into an 'internal war'. Instead, become aware of it and ask yourself: "How is this doubt making me feel?" "Is it making me feel good or bad?" "Is it helping me or hurting me?" "How is me thinking that I will fail helping me in anyway attain the life I desire?" Nothing stands still. Everything in life either helps you or it hurts. There is no middle ground. As it's a doubt, then it is obviously making you feel bad and is not helping you in ANY way. Why would you want to hold onto something that dis-empowers you? It would be insanity wouldn't it? The truth is you don't but your insane ego does. Your ego gains strength and renews itself through you doubting things. As I'm sure you already know, the egos job is to keep you where you are in life. You growing scares the living hell out of it! "The aim of the wise is not to secure pleasure, but to avoid pain". The secret to success is the removal of doubt. When I talk about removal of the doubt, you're not trying to fix, change or escape from it. You are merely shining a light on it and seeing that it holds no benefit to your life. The more light you shine on your doubts, the less chance your ego can keep you in the darkness. Also be okay with the doubt being there, don't try to escape from it because you will be investing in it. Whatever you fight, you strengthen, whatever you resist persists. When you no longer wish the negativity to be gone, you will transcend it. It will burn up in your state of allowance. I trust this will add some value here. If you would like me to clarify things some more, just leave a reply or send a message. Peace

Honestly, do whatever feels right. I learnt from a book called 'The Slight Edge' to read just 10 pages of a self-help book every day. Reading 10 pages every day equates to 3650 pages a year and that's about 10 - 12 life changing books. Take your time when it comes to reading. Don't try and read too much at once. Remember this is just my opinion but whatever you do, keep it simple and consistent

Wow! This guy has super discipline. What a true inspiration. I'm not sure if I have the devotion to work on a business 14 hours a day right now, but I guess I could get to that level. Thanks for sharing.

It's beautiful that you are so passionate about this at the age of 15! WOW Talk about the power of the internet. I mean I'm 25 and obviously there was the internet when I was your age but it wasn't as evolved back then as it is now. I would of loved to had access to this wisdom back then! You have an amazing life ahead of you! All the best

This is a fantastic answer! To go further here I would recommend checking out the book called 'One Small Step Can Change Your Life - The Kaizen Way' by Robert Maurer. It is a HUGE game changer!

The only way to to stop a habit you don't want is to replace it with one you do want, one that actually serves you. Don't try to stop doing the negative habit, just focus instead on habits which empower you. Like @St Clair said, don't feel guilty if you find yourself submitting to the habit because chances are you will at first. Unless you try really hard and strain to keep the unwanted habit at bay. However this will come back to bite you in the backside later. There should be no stress or strain when replacing unwanted habits. Because you will just create more of the same. The tendency to think and act on the impulse will slowly die as you replace it with a positive habit. There are two amazing books I HIGHLY recommend in this area about habit building and building them the right way. One Small Step Can Change Your Life - The Kaizen Way by Robert Maurer The Slight Edge - Turning Simple Disciplines Into massive happiness and Success by Jeff Olson Have a productive day!

Avoid destructive competition. Constructive competition is fine!

Yes I would if it was me but do what feels right. It's important that we feed our minds with information that benefits us. Ask yourself what benefit is there for me in listening to this? Is it empowering or disempowering? Whatever we focus on grows. Choose wisely.

Do whatever feels right for you. It's probably just your ego trying to keep you under it's spell by saying things like "you're just being brainwashed my Leo's content". Just ask yourself "how is this thought making me feel?" "Is it making me feel pleasant or unpleasant?" Feeling bad cannot help you in ANY way. Why? Because feeling bad takes you out of harmony and to create the life you desire requires you to be in harmony. The egos job is to keep you where you are in life, safe. It doesn't want you to break out of your comfort zone and follow your passions because that will be a weapon used against it.

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My Favourite Stephen King Book of all time is IT. Great information shared in this video, thank you!

I've heard good things about that book, I'll have to check it out

There is a really good personal growth book called The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson and a daily discipline from it is to read just 10 pages of a life changing book. Easy to do, easy not to do but if you do, it will help you very much and will make it easier to get through all the books you want to read.

Really refreshing! =D

Very helpful! Thank you

Love this video! <3 <3 <3

Definitely resonate with this! =D

Overcoming an anxiety condition which i suffered from for most of my life about 3 years ago which made my existence here on earth a living nightmare! =) Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! =D

A way to undo your dualistic knots in your programming would be to stop judging others as dumb, dull, nonsensical etc. To me, all of what you're writing here seems to be still in the grip of the old egoic mode of consciousness. It seems that you're still attached to a mental position with your self righteousness and by judging people as ignorant because they have different opinions to you. But that's fine as we're all here to evolve. =)

Thanks for putting it in this perspective... I definitely agree! =)

I found this video very touching =)

Thank you very much for sharing this video - very inspiring! =)

I couldn't agree more! =) Thanks

Great! =)