Mental Toughness Video Blog From Steve Siebold
After 16 years of Mental Toughness Blog Posts, this will be my last. You can find my new content on my YouTube, Tik-Tok, X, Linked or Threads Channels. Thank you for subscribing over the past 16 years and I hope to read your comments on social media.
It’s easy to manipulate the masses. The sad fact is most people refuse to think for themselves, which is why propaganda networks like Fox News are able to turn half-truths into a billion-dollar fortune. The National Enquirer did the same decades ago, peddling stories from Elvis is alive to alien space babies. The masses will believe almost anything if the purveyor follows these 3 steps. #personaldevelopment
This mental toughness lesson that changed my life as an athlete and helped me amass a fortune. It’s not taught in schools and only a tiny fraction of the population understands it. If you’re ready to take your life to the next level, watch this video. #personaldevelopment #howrichpeoplethink #mentaltoughness
After predicting an imminent recession based on the gross incompetence of the Trump administration, almost 2 million people viewed my video on TikTok. A few hours later the Wall Street Journal backed me up, and minutes later CNBC did the same. In the past 48 hours, I’ve been bombarded with emails from terrified people worried about losing their houses, apartments and social security. My contacts within the Bush administration agree that we are on the verge of economic disaster. This video is my response. #recession #trump
y interview with self-made millionaire James Schwartz was informative and eye opening. In this clip, James draws from his extensive military career and how it relates to building a business. While many entrepreneurs see chaos in business as a problem, James has a different point of view that you’re unlikely to forget. #personaldevelopment #howrichpeoplethink
After conducting mental toughness seminars across the world for the past 30 years, one the most common questions has been “do you offer advanced training”? The answer is no, because advanced training relies on a level of personal introspection that’s impossible to offer in a seminar format. The best way to move to the next level is to answer of series of personal questions on this subject, which is why I created The Official Workbook of the 177 Mental Toughness Secrets of the World Class. www. https://tinyurl.com/3asn7ubv #personaldevelopment #mentaltoughness
created my first vision board in 1977, when I was 12 years old. I didn’t call it a vision board, I just scotch taped pictures of everything I ever wanted all over my room. To me, it made sense for me to surround myself with everything I wanted to be, do and have. My dad, who was born in 1926 and experienced the Great Depression as a child, was very pragmatic. He didn’t share my enthusiasm for the vision boards. He thought it was silly, until the pictures started appearing in real life. In this clip. If you have someone important
As a an author/speaker in the personal development space for 30+ years, it frustrates me to see industry experts attempting to make the principles of success, complicated. They are not. As a matter of fact, most personal development books, including all 12 of mine, are written at an 8th grade level. This is not an accident, it’s because thats the level at which the average person reads. It’s also because personal development is uncomplicated. In this clip, I explain. #personaldevelopment
Learning how to lose graciously ranks among the most underrated life lessons parents can teach their children. This often begins in junior sports, where well-meaning yet emotionally immature parents get over involved and sometimes display bad behavior in front of their children. How children behave when they win or lose far outweighs any trophies they may or may not receive. In this clip, I discuss. #personaldevelopment #mentaltoughness
How does Santa Claus get to all of those houses in one night? As a child, did that question ever cross your mind? Most likely, it did. This is an example of our early attempts to employ critical thinking in our lives. As we mature and become more cognitively proficient, we’re easily able to answer questions of this nature. The problem is sometimes we don’t like the answers, so we purposely avoid the proof, data and evidence that comprise the building blocks of critical thinking. In this clip, I explore why this occurs. #personaldevelopment #criticalthinking