Are You "ALL-IN" ?

Are You "ALL-IN" ?

Prior to this pandemic, we always looked forward to the next "ALL-IN" airfare offers from SQ [Singapore Airlines].  What separates SQ from all other airlines is that what you see is what you get is what you pay.  No hidden charges.  No 'taxing taxes' being appended once you're settline the bill.  That's the best about being "ALL-IN".

Being "ALL-IN", you need to have that embedded attitude of being a 100% player.  You DON'T hold your punches.  You DON'T save your sweat.  You DON'T fear failing, if at all.  That "ALL-IN" attitude is what makes champiions.  Michael Schumacher.  Usain Bolt.  Manny Pacquiao.  The late Kobe Bryant.  That 'ALL-IN' attitude is showcased by them all.  If they have reached the pinnacle of their successes, credit goes to their being "ALL-IN".

Yesireeeee, it's non-debatable that we all have mindsets.  What separates the men from the boys are those with either a FIXED MINDSET or GROWTH MINDSET  Those with FIXED MINDSETs, the status quo is rarely challenged.  Preconceived notions are taken as universal truths, instead of being questioned.  What happens next, nothing.  They stagnate.

With a GROWTH MINDSET, you challenge yourself, your successes with the intention of setting stretch goals to push yourself outside of your comfort zone.  Growth won't happen when you keep doing what you've already done in the past.  It comes from failing while trying to make progress.  Stretch goals demand more quantity and quality of work and it forces you to innovate more often than ordinary goals.  This GROWTH MINDSET is what separates successful people from everyone else.

That positive attitude is manifested even in that glass half-full of water.  And only defeatist mindsets will look at it as half-empty whereas everyone with that positive and GROWTH MINDSET will insist that it's a full-glass because of the combined water and air.  If there is a tough task ahead you felt you will fail, damn it, very likely you'll fail.  But when you kick your ass damn hard to take on that tough task, likely you'll hurdle it.  IT's ALL IN THE MIND, dude.

No quick fix in life but unleashing your inner badass should be your mantra.  Harnessing your power and imposing your will on any challenge every step of the way will position you well as keep leapfrogging.  If you aim to achieve five great things and only succeed at two of them, you are outperforming all the people who never tried in the first place.  And assuming you just achieve small gains each day, a 1% gain everyday compounds to about 38% increase a year.  Where'd you go from here, dude.✅