The author, a father of a 10-year-old, shares a valuable lesson he learned from his son about a simple yet effective mindset technique: "Do It Happy." He observed that his son’s innocent outlook allowed him to approach life with a positivity that often escapes adults.
The author explains that we all experience the same reality but interpret it differently based on our individual filters. These filters, formed through life experiences and social conditioning, shape our perception of events.
The author discusses how our filters contribute to the formation of our personalities, and how refining these filters can lead to personal growth.
The author delves deeper into the "Do It Happy" technique, illustrating its effectiveness with his son's experience. He explains how his son used this approach to cope with cold water at the beach.
The author concludes by emphasizing the power of mindset and the importance of embracing positivity.
The author shares a personal example of applying the "Do It Happy" technique to the challenging task of editing.
The author encourages readers to embrace the "Do It Happy" technique and adjust their filters to foster a more positive and fulfilling life.
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