Victim Mindset vs. Creator Mindset: Which one are you?

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Victim Mindset vs. Creator Mindset 

For the last few weeks, we’ve been discussing the differences between the creator mindset and the victim mindset. To my surprise, I found that there have been times when I had to admit that I succumbed to the victim mindset. What am I going to do?

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Victim Mindset 

The Victim mindset doesn’t take responsibility or accountability for themselves. They blame others for their 

Problems

Issues

Short comings 

They chose to hide from new opportunities to change. They would rather turn and walk away than move forward. 

In reality, it’s easier to go through the daily routine and talk about the issues of the day. Instead of solving the issues of the day. It’s easier to talk about the problem and provide no solution. 

I believe those who have the victim mindset need to have these things because it gives them

Comfort

Control

Complacency in their complaining 

I would go out on a limb and say

Some need this problem to be needed

Some are affirmed or enabled in their victim mentality 

I had to learn this while teaching it to my scholars. In this lesson, I learned that I took on this mentality too often. But what to do?

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Creator Mindset

On the other hand. To be a creator. To have an originator mentality is different. A creator sees a problem. He doesn’t repeat it to others over, and over again. If she’s a creator, she’s not going to blame the algorithm for the lack of views. 

A creator creates!!

A creator makes opportunities 

A creator translates something negative and make it positive 

Jn creation God saw a problem

There was darkness

Chaos

A void

He solved it by simply saying 

Let there be light.

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In teaching this lesson. I had to take ownership of myself and my outcomes. We have to look around our communities and have a creator mindset. Have the creator mindset. No longer blaming others. No longer looking for problems to repeat and report. Let’s create opportunities to serve humanity. 

Write the book

Start the business

Lend a helping hand

Love again!

We are blessed to be a blessing to others. Have a creator mindset and bet on yourself to be the change!

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Conclusion 

I know this is short. But I had to share. Which mindset do you have? Let’s talk about it.

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You Can't Be All Things to All People: Easier Said than Done

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You Can’t be All things to All People 

Well, that’s what my Dad would tell me. But it’s easier said than done. As I was teaching a session on listening to the Inner Guide instead of hyper-focusing on the Inner Critic. didn’t realize how important that simple phrase is until I began to lead others. 

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The Inner Critic

The Inner Critic is a voice that judges us as inadequate. 

Have you ever felt inadequate?

Or

You felt as if you weren’t good enough.

That’s the inner critic. As I was telling the class. It accepts too much responsibility and blames us for whatever goes wrong in our lives. Even the things we have no control over. 

We have to be careful about taking on other people’s 

Issues

Energy 

Time

You have your own goals and aspirations to reach. 

Believe it or not

You are more than a conqueror…

You have things to address and accomplish. So it’s time to silence your Inner Critic.

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The Inner Guide

The still small voice. The voice that gives you the impartial truth. The voice that shares facts over feelings. This is our Inner guide.

We are called to make the best out of any situation. Yes, we will win some. But you don’t lose anything. It’s about perseverance, and having the right perspective. 

Conclusion 

The reality is we spend a lot of time listening to external voices, and not our inner guide. Resulting in us trying to be 

All things to all people 

You can only be you. And I know you do it well. Talk to you later.

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