Known as the "Dean of Personal Development", Earl Nightingale broadcast his radio programs for more than three decades on over 1,000 radio stations in 12 countries around the world, making him one of the most listened-to broadcasters in history.
Change Your Life in 19 Minutes with Earl Nightingale
The video talks about how changing mindset and attitude can help you make more money and grow as a person. It says it's important to think carefully, set goals, and come up with new ideas to be successful and earn more. It also says that success comes from your own actions and abilities, not from outside factors or excuses.
People who earn a lot of money decide they want to earn more and work hard to do it. People who don't plan and think positively often struggle financially.
People who fail often make excuses for why they didn't succeed. Your success depends on what you contribute.
Your value is based on what you can do and how hard you are to replace. Success comes from your ideas and thinking differently.
Thinking carefully and using your mind well are important for success. Waking up early, setting goals, and having new ideas can help you do better.
Your attitude is important and can change your life.
Your life reflects how you think and feel. If you act like the person you want to be, your life will change. Success comes from working hard, being positive, and helping others
Nightingale also advises on ways to increase your economic value:
If you work or have skills that are in demand, you will be valuable (in the labor market), which is a basic economic principle. You can work, learn, and develop those skills, or even research information before you choose a career path or the job you will do next.
The more expertise or experience you have, the more you can produce, which will increase your market value. You can spend a little time each day learning new skills, lessons, tools to sharpen those skills even further.
The harder it is to replace you due to your experience or expertise, the more you can solve problems for the team, organization, or clients, especially in in-demand and shortage professions, you will immediately become an important person.
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