What’s Your Secret Superpower?

​What’s your superpower? 
 
You definitely have at least one, and chances are you have several (some you might not be aware of yet)!
 
There are SO MANY amazing everyday superpowers we take for granted: teaching, parenting, cooking, music, athletics, or offering advice. You might be organized, a financial wizard, a fitness freak, or maybe your home is spotless 24/7. You get the picture.
 
And yet, there are probably at least a few things you struggle with.
 
I’ve learned something from watching my most successful clients (and also my mentors). It boils down the old saying: “How you do one thing is how you do everything.”
 
Once you’ve gotten great at ONE thing, you already know how to get great at ANYTHING. You just have to apply the same principles: focus, attention, practice, and time.
 
But you also have to add an extra ingredient when you’re trying to develop a new superpower... especially if it’s an area that doesn’t come naturally to you. 
 
This is where we tend to fall short... because we take it for granted, think we shouldn’t have to work at it, or believe that it should come naturally.
 
You have to work on your MINDSET. That’s the secret sauce!
 
Trying to muscle through being “disciplined” just doesn’t work. And it’s also not fair to yourself! 
 
Your mindset is like a seedling that requires daily attention until it takes root: you have to add just enough water, fertilizer and sun, while protecting it from wind and harsh elements.
 
How do you do that? 
 
Simple: You feed your mind with inspiration and motivation. 
 
That could mean reading articles, watching videos, building a support system (in person or online), listening to audiobooks or podcasts, or basically doing ANYTHING that pumps you up on a near-daily basis.
 
And over time, with focus, attention, and practice, you’ll master your new superpower. (Just like you did with all of the other things you rock at.)
 
Need some ideas? Check out:
 

• Success Magazine (you can check out their info-packed website here) 
• Zen Habits has a lot of great stuff on their site
• The Year of Yes by Shonda Rhimes (book)
• Can’t Hurt Me by David Goggins (book) 
• The Alter Ego Effect by Todd Herman (AWESOME book) 
• And if you’re into podcasts and audio, scroll the offerings on Stitcher, the podcast app, because there are literally millions of hours of content to listen to!

 
If you’re trying to lose weight, gain muscle, or generally get in better shape, make sure you’re feeding yourself with nutrition and fitness inspiration as often as possible. 
 
It’s one of the most powerful actions you can take, to reinforce your goals and your determination.
 
Reading blogs like this is a good start, and so is participating over in our Breathe River Oaks Members Facebook group. You can do this, and I’m here for you every step of the way!
 
Have a great day!

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