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0:00 In all your years, your training, how much did you focus on your mindset, how you talk to yourself? >> I did go through a very, very rough patch to where really in all reality, I was going to be done. I told my parents, I'm done with this. I don't want to do it anymore. It it came to a point to where I was like, you know what? Maybe I need to find a way to motivate myself instead of allowing everybody around me to continue to motivate me. because it's like if you can't motivate yourself then the emotions and the feelings that everybody's putting into you isn't really doing anything. I started to really give myself um these mods each and every year. Each motto had a meaning to it from when those little miss not done yet to always believe in the power of your dreams to even the one that is still going on now to I'm that girl. And so all these affirmations, I started to realize they were helping me in a good way, but also impacting everybody else around me. How can I motivate myself into continuing on the path that I know that I'm capable of
Summary
- Experienced a rough patch that led to thoughts of quitting.
- Realized the need for self-motivation rather than relying solely on external encouragement.
- Developed personal mottos each year to foster self-belief and resilience.
- Affirmations included phrases like "I'm not done yet" and "I'm that girl."
- Discovered that self-motivation not only benefited them but also inspired others.
- Emphasized the importance of believing in one's dreams and capabilities.