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Develop an Unbeatable Mind Table of Contents FREE BONUS ALSO BY A.C. DREXEL ALSO BY A.C. DREXEL ALSO BY A.C. DREXEL ALSO BY A.C. DREXEL Introduction Section One: Chapter 1: Mental Toughness Chapter 2: They are emotionally intelligent They are very confident They are good at neutralizing toxic people They can embrace change They can say no They know that fear causes regret They can embrace failure Letting go of all the wrongs No one can limit their joy They won’t limit the happiness of others They exercise They get sufficient sleep Their caffeine intake isn’t excessive They don’t need an apology to forgive others They are always positive Chapter 3: Myth #1: They were all born strong Myth #2: They are devoid of emotions Myth #3: They are very aggressive Myth #4: They don’t know what hardship is Myth #5: They don’t ask for help Myth #6: They don’t have any mental health problems Myth #7: They take pride in ignoring pain Chapter 4: Tough people are of the opinion that failure isn’t an option Faking toughness to mask insecurities Acting tough usually involves a lot of pride They thrive on power Acting tough = Tolerating pain Chapter 5: They don’t feel sorry for themselves They never give their power away Change doesn’t scare them They don’t worry about things they can’t control They don’t try to please others They don’t get scared of risks They let go of their past They don’t repeat the same mistakes They don’t resent someone else’s success They don’t give up They aren’t scared of being on their own They don’t feel that the world owes them Don’t expect immediate results Section Two: Chapter 6: Habits to Develop Judicious use of their mental energy Reframing all negative thoughts Working towards established goals Reflecting on their progress They can tolerate discomfort Being grateful Balancing emotions and logic Living according to their values Chapter 7: Step 1: Notice how you feel Step 2: Pay attention to your behavior Step 3: Start taking responsibility Step 4: Responding instead of reacting Step 5: Learn to empathize Step 6: Creating a positive environment Step 7: It is a continuous process Chapter 8: Method One: Method Two: Staying Even-keeled Method Three: Method 4: Dealing with Life Chapter 9: Essential Traits Self-confidence Invest your energy carefully Visualization can help Try copying others Step into the future Let go of the negative internal self-talk Self-motivation Stop procrastinating Focus Getting some exercise is important Staying hydrated The important things in life Getting rid of all distractions Working on one thing at a time Taking small steps Prioritizing Chapter 10: Critical Thinking One problem per day Internalizing intellectual standards Maintain a journal Reshaping your character Dealing with your egocentrism Redefining the way in which you see things Get in touch with your emotions Analyzing the influence of a group on your life Chapter 11: Setting Goals Always start with the ideal situation Always write down your goals Determine its importance Your goals should add some meaning to your life Prioritize and pursue your goal Create a reward system Less is more Option to go public or staying private Plan of action Adjust and adapt Conclusion FREE BONUS
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