The Mental Frame & Specific Daily Actions to Succeed | Andy Stumpf
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Top Comments (10)
Listening to a Navy SEAL explain peak human resilience while I struggle to open a bag of chips without a pair of scissors really puts things into perspective.
Fully agree, once you delete social media from your phone you basically lose all interest in it. Best decision ever.
I literally owe you my life. If you want to know about suicide, I'm your girl. Your wisdom and instruction on neuroplasticity saved me from a deep dark depression that was very close to taking my life. Hoping to meet you, shake your hand, and help you with your gratitude practice is honestly a big part of why I get out of bed today.
Success becomes less overwhelming when you stop trying to control the entire journey and focus on executing the next right action. 🧠
Thank you for watching this episode with Andy Stumph. Please click the subscribe tab and then the "bell" icon to subscribe to our channel here on YouTube and get notified when new content is posted. And thank you for your interest in science! -- Andrew
"They need to do the thing, that even if it is microscopic, that they want to do less more often than they do the thing that they want to do more. That over time is the juice." - Andy Stumpf
Andy Stumpf delivers a powerful message about success that many people overlook. The right mental frame is not about motivation; it's about discipline, consistency, and taking action every single day. Success comes from small habits repeated over time, especially when you don't feel like doing the work. I appreciate how this perspective shifts the focus from excuses to responsibility and growth. The specific daily actions he discusses are practical and achievable for anyone willing to commit. Great reminder that long-term success is built one decision, one action, and one day at a time. Excellent insights and motivation!
It’s anxiety. Take the GAD test. Yay for the book! Can’t wait to read it! First edition.
Very inspiring what you doing Andrew, which also helped me to understand my my own life and to advise my clients better in my daily work. Keep going!!
Thanks Andrew for this amazing episode. I particularly enjoyed your view around the mental health perspective being someone who has been hospitalised thirteen times over the years for the condition.
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Top Comments (10)
Listening to a Navy SEAL explain peak human resilience while I struggle to open a bag of chips without a pair of scissors really puts things into perspective.
Fully agree, once you delete social media from your phone you basically lose all interest in it. Best decision ever.
I literally owe you my life. If you want to know about suicide, I'm your girl. Your wisdom and instruction on neuroplasticity saved me from a deep dark depression that was very close to taking my life. Hoping to meet you, shake your hand, and help you with your gratitude practice is honestly a big part of why I get out of bed today.
Success becomes less overwhelming when you stop trying to control the entire journey and focus on executing the next right action. 🧠
Thank you for watching this episode with Andy Stumph. Please click the subscribe tab and then the "bell" icon to subscribe to our channel here on YouTube and get notified when new content is posted. And thank you for your interest in science! -- Andrew
"They need to do the thing, that even if it is microscopic, that they want to do less more often than they do the thing that they want to do more. That over time is the juice." - Andy Stumpf
Andy Stumpf delivers a powerful message about success that many people overlook. The right mental frame is not about motivation; it's about discipline, consistency, and taking action every single day. Success comes from small habits repeated over time, especially when you don't feel like doing the work. I appreciate how this perspective shifts the focus from excuses to responsibility and growth. The specific daily actions he discusses are practical and achievable for anyone willing to commit. Great reminder that long-term success is built one decision, one action, and one day at a time. Excellent insights and motivation!
It’s anxiety. Take the GAD test. Yay for the book! Can’t wait to read it! First edition.
Very inspiring what you doing Andrew, which also helped me to understand my my own life and to advise my clients better in my daily work. Keep going!!
Thanks Andrew for this amazing episode. I particularly enjoyed your view around the mental health perspective being someone who has been hospitalised thirteen times over the years for the condition.