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Robbins offers a practical exercise involving focus. He asks participants to identify colors in their surroundings, demonstrating how focus significantly alters perception. When individuals consciously direct their attention to what they wish to see or feel, whether it be gratitude, pride, or excitement, they can reshape their emotional landscape almost instantly.
The Role of Questions
The type of questions we ask ourselves influences our mindset. Robbins posits that “lousy questions yield lousy answers.” By reframing inquiries to focus on positive possibilities—such as "What am I proud of?" or "What excites me?"—individuals can pivot their mindset from negativity to optimism, creating a fertile ground for growth.