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Principle #7Principle #7Release the BrakesRelease the Brakes
What does this mean?What does this mean?
“Everything you wantwant is just outsideoutside of your comfort zonecomfort zone.”
-Robert AllenMultimillionaire, author, and motivational speaker
What is a Comfort Zone?What is a Comfort Zone?
• A comfort zone is that place where we feel safe and secure – a place where we can avoid worry, fear, or failure.
WhereWhere’’s the Edge of My s the Edge of My Comfort Zone?Comfort Zone?
• When you feel fear, uneasiness, or butterflies in your stomach, you are on the edge of your comfort zone
Quick - WriteQuick - Write
• In your notes, list five things that you would do if you knew you could not fail.
If I knew I could not fail, I would:1.2.3.4.5.
Getting Out of Your Comfort Getting Out of Your Comfort ZoneZone
1. Change the way you talk to yourself - use positive language such as “I
can…, I am…, I will…”2. Visualize your life the way you want it3. Change your behavior
Choose Your Endless LoopChoose Your Endless Loop
“Whatever we think aboutthink about, we bring aboutbring about.”
Silent ReadingSilent Reading
• Read about setting goals on pages 79-88 in the book entitled The Success Principles by Jack Canfield and Kent Healy.• Take down one page of Cornell notes.
Affirmations Affirmations
• Affirmations are statements that describe goals in their completed states
Examples:Examples:
Goal: To be a successful business ownerAffirmation: I am a successful business owner.
Goal: To be able to vacation in the Bahamas with my family. Affirmation: I am sitting in the Bahamas with my family.
Goal: To get good grades.Affirmation: I am a 4.0 student.
Tips for Affirmations Tips for Affirmations
1. Start with the words “I am”2. Use the present tense3. State it in the positive4. Keep it brief5. Make it specific6. Include and “-ing” action word7. Include at least one dynamic emotion
or feeling word.
Affirmation Practice Affirmation Practice
Examples:Examples:
Goal: I want to own a new car by the time I am 21Affirmation:
Goal: To be at the top of my graduating classAffirmation:.
Goal: To have a family by the time I am 28Affirmation:
Goal: To be the best player on my teamAffirmation:
Activity CardsActivity Cards
On Your OwnOn Your Own