This is How to Kill Self Doubt, End Procrastination & Build Momentum

✎ Get free access to our vault of PDF summaries for every YouTube video here: https://believe.evancarmichael.com/the-vault ✎ Check out my NEWEST video: https://goo.gl/E0eE6m ✎ Making the choice to stop waiting for tomorrow is the first step to changing your life. Most of what you do every day is just a habit, which means your brain is on autopilot and might be training you to hesitate instead of acting. For years, people thought it was impossible for a human to run a mile in less than four minutes until Roger Bannister proved them wrong in 1954. Just like him, famous leaders like Colonel Harland Sanders faced huge doubts before finding success. Sanders was over 65 and had his chicken recipe rejected over 1,000 times before KFC became a global brand. His story shows that persistence is the only way to beat the fear that holds most entrepreneurs back. ✎ Self-doubt is a silent killer, but you are not alone because research shows that 84% of entrepreneurs and 71% of CEOs feel like frauds sometimes. To conquer this, you have to challenge your inner critic and replace negative thoughts with small wins. Taking tiny steps forward every day provides the proof your brain needs to start trusting your own abilities. You can also look to role models like Oprah Winfrey, who was told she wasn't fit for television before she built a massive media empire. By finding a mentor or a community of people who lift you up, you can use social modeling to see that setbacks are just part of the journey toward your big goals. ✎ Your subconscious mind is like a program that runs in the background, but you have the power to be the programmer. Studies from places like Duke University show that 40% of your daily actions are just automatic routines, and many of these are based on limiting beliefs you picked up when you were young. You can break these old loops by identifying your triggers and swapping bad habits for healthy ones. Connecting to a bigger purpose, or finding your "who," he