#036 Healthy Self-Love

Mind Shift with Erwin & Aaron McManus

Erwin McManus + Aaron McManus

Entrepreneurship, Business

4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 26 April 2024

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of The Mind Shift Podcast hosted by Erwin and Aaron McManus, we dive into the complex dynamics of ego, self-belief, and discipline in the journey toward success. The conversation begins with Aaron emphasizing the importance of managing internal voices and celebrating wins as a way to maintain momentum. Erwin complements this by underscoring the necessity of discipline and hard work, cautioning against letting ego drive one's ambitions.

Together, the hosts explore the significance of having a clear purpose and vision in business. Aaron and Erwin candidly share their personal struggles with self-doubt and comparison, offering valuable insights into how these challenges can be navigated. They discuss the positive and negative aspects of comparison, with Aaron emphasizing the need to align comparisons with personal values and goals, while Erwin acknowledges that comparisons can sometimes be limiting.

The conversation transitions to the topic of finding success through personal growth and serving others. Aaron encourages listeners to seek out role models who embody the qualities they aspire to achieve, while Erwin stresses the importance of focusing on serving others and contributing positively to the world, rather than solely pursuing economic success.

As the dialogue continues, Aaron and Erwin tackle the impact of negative thoughts and self-doubt on one's mental health. Aaron shares his struggle with negative voices and the challenges of finding balance between positive and negative thoughts. Erwin offers strategies for shifting focus from negative thoughts to positive scenarios, highlighting the role of self-awareness and emotional maturity in building healthy relationships.

The episode concludes with a thought-provoking discussion about the nature of good and evil, with Aaron defining evil as a violation of the image of God in someone else, while Erwin suggests that evil exists as the absence of good. Through this exploration, Erwin and Aaron remind us of the complexities of applying spiritual principles to real-life situations and emphasize the importance of recognizing both good and evil to become the best version of oneself.

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Transcript

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0:00.0	People who have a high competition drive are going to always compare because they always measure themselves against whoever is the best.
0:08.0	When you want someone else's outcomes, that's when comparison is the thief of joy.
0:12.4	Anyone who knows me really well knows that I've just really never been driven by money.
0:16.4	There have been really significant times of my life where I realize if I didn't solve the money
0:19.9	problem, I would not be able to accomplish the things that I felt must be accomplished.
0:24.0	How do you manage internal and external voices?
0:26.4	Even I find with people with high ego and people with strong self-belief,
0:30.3	there is a wrestling between the internal and the external. How do you manage that? I think it's inescapable that we all have
0:41.0	Hey guys you were listening to Mindshift. This is a podcast with Aaron McManus. How you doing this morning, Dad?
0:47.0	I'm doing great. I'm doing so good. I'm here in LA and you're in Austin with Austin. Yeah, I'm in Austin with Austin.
0:53.0	Yeah, yeah, I'm in Austin with Austin.
0:55.0	Spend some time with our team here, our arena team here in Austin.
1:00.0	It's been amazing and learning so much and we just did our
1:04.1	arena call right before this podcast which is exciting and I love it our
1:07.7	weekly call and we're actually gonna create a new offering for more people to be able to have access to the arena and that's going to come very very
1:16.0	soon so if you've always wondered man I want to do the arena but you know the
1:20.0	price point's not there or it's a little bit too expensive or X YZ or what the heck
1:24.2	goes on in the arena. We're about to create a space for you. So pay attention, stay
1:30.2	tuned and follow us on Instagram because we'll post their first and
1:34.2	here second probably. Uh, Dad, I was kind of motivated a little bit around
1:40.4	something that got brought up in the arena. one of our young guys asked a question about celebrating wins,
1:48.0	feeling like, you know, maybe I'm never accomplishing enough or never doing enough.
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