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Christian | Husband | Father | Pharmacist

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Joined December 2020
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Did you know that something as simple as your mindset can have a huge impact on your physical health? Studies have shown that positive thinking can lead to reduced stress, improved immune function, and better overall health.
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6. Learn to reframe mistakes No one likes to make mistakes but trial/error is how you refine any process. Instead of dwelling on your mistakes, learn to take responsibility, reflect on what you’ve learned, and implement a plan so that mistake doesn’t happen again.
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Comment below with some ways that help you maintain a positive mindset. If you enjoyed this tweet then please follow me @michaelgeisel for more health/wellness related content.
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It doesn’t take hours of working out per day to strength your body & mind. You’d be surprised by what just 30-45 minutes 4-5x per week will do.
Pretty sure none of the strong leaders in the Bible had a dad bod.
Strong, Christian men don’t succumb to lies that the media and politicians push. Put the fork down and start doing hard things.
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Wokeness is a result of a society rejecting basic religious morality. There’s a reason you don’t see any of this garbage in countries with strong religious foundations.
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Christianity used to mean something in this country & I’m sad to say it’s been reduced to the point of irrelevance. 95% of churches have become social clubs that echo a very selective message mainly focused on making you feel good while reflecting the world’s values.
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I’m afraid the western world is too far gone but I pray that I’m wrong.
Ask “why?” to every decision you make. If you don’t know why then maybe you should hold off until you’ve sorted that out.
if you’re not getting stronger and gaining knowledge every day then you are only going in the opposite direction.
Research about how to do something is often helpful but it needs to be directed at solving a problem when attempting to actually do said thing. Quit wasting time reading and reading before getting started on your endeavor. Do and then figure it out on the way.
Reading books is for losers who are afraid to learn from life. So they try and learn from the life OTHERS have lived. But you never REALLY learn unless you lived it. You must feel it to believe it. Books are a total waste of time. Education for cowards.
People are much more interested in hearing what makes them feel good over the truth.
Here are 7 things I know at 34 that I wish I knew at 18: 1. Choose your circle wisely. You can’t not be influenced; however, you can choose who influences you.
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7. Don’t be afraid of failure. In order to truly succeed you must learn to embrace the idea of failure. Learn from your mistakes and don’t repeat them.
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What are some other pearls you wish your younger self knew?