And Hopefully Early On...Some Beautiful Hearted Person has Shown Enthusiasm for that Quality of Resilence and Grounded, Qualified, Quantified and Reinforced that Awesomeness at an Early Age for Greatest Wellbeing and Empowerment. Thank You Loved Hearing Willpower and Tenacity 😊😊😊. Blessings Professor
This theory is used in horse training. It encourages emotional fitness. Where the horse can increase the capability to remain calm and kept brained through training sessions
Every time I go through hard stuff I have the same MO: 1: accept I messed my life up again. But if it happened God allowed it. 2: lose weight and work out. 3:go to the ocean to talk with God and reflect on my foolish immature ways.
Why we putting animals in despair people...this is an obvious finding and can be easily recreated with people who are willing to consent to being placed in temporary despair. Consider it.
Actually when he was talking about growth mindset it wasn’t the accomplishment of the task he recommended to be rewarded but the action or effort needed and when talking about motivation from dopamine he suggested not rewarding every time. 😊 Here we realize rewarding ourselves can actually help in future endeavors. So keep challenging yourself and not worry about the outcome but recognizing your efforts put in and you will be happier and more fulfilled.things you truly can control😅
@@richardjaffe9972 Thanks for the explanation . I suppose if we only think of the reward and nothing else, we can loose touch with the little dopamine boosts we can get from say small increments that don’t seem significant by themselves. So when the reward isn’t apparent by itself or immediate, you’d ideally get enough dopamine to continue in your pursuit .👍💪🏼
@@brain.mindset for me is always been about the journey ,not the destination. I actually don’t motivate myself much by reward, or so I don’t think, but with a strong sense of purpose for self improvement and helping others. And when I fail I will accept it not with disappointment or frustration but as a teaching moment to help me to grow and be more resilient. 😊
I really need this talk this morning. Let’s keep going
And Hopefully Early On...Some Beautiful Hearted Person has Shown Enthusiasm for that Quality of Resilence and Grounded, Qualified, Quantified and Reinforced that Awesomeness at an Early Age for Greatest Wellbeing and Empowerment. Thank You
Loved Hearing Willpower and Tenacity
😊😊😊. Blessings Professor
That's interesting. Does this study show any evidence that the subjects will seek out additional stressful situations?
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger 😊
Me getting through the last 5 months of graduate school 😅. Thanks Andrew!
Thanks!
Wow thanks for that information interesting
Thanks
I love the start: There was a study..
Very good advice
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This theory is used in horse training. It encourages emotional fitness. Where the horse can increase the capability to remain calm and kept brained through training sessions
The key is to understand how YOU work, and how YOU build resilience, not how people in a controlled study work
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Every time I go through hard stuff I have the same MO:
1: accept I messed my life up again. But if it happened God allowed it.
2: lose weight and work out.
3:go to the ocean to talk with God and reflect on my foolish immature ways.
Ok
How about punishment for good work. Does that increase motivation also, or it's just me that gets demotivated...
Just make sure that reward “generally” isn’t cocaine 😮
Diamonds form under pressure...
What is a "reward"? In adults, it seems contrived. A mature adult is focused on inherent reward in doing what needs to get done.
We are not animals
Why we putting animals in despair people...this is an obvious finding and can be easily recreated with people who are willing to consent to being placed in temporary despair. Consider it.
In another talk he says the task itself should be the reward-not consistent Andrew ….
Actually when he was talking about growth mindset it wasn’t the accomplishment of the task he recommended to be rewarded but the action or effort needed and when talking about motivation from dopamine he suggested not rewarding every time. 😊
Here we realize rewarding ourselves can actually help in future endeavors. So keep challenging yourself and not worry about the outcome but recognizing your efforts put in and you will be happier and more fulfilled.things you truly can control😅
@@richardjaffe9972 Thanks for the explanation . I suppose if we only think of the reward and nothing else, we can loose touch with the little dopamine boosts we can get from say small increments that don’t seem significant by themselves.
So when the reward isn’t apparent by itself or immediate, you’d ideally get enough dopamine to continue in your pursuit .👍💪🏼
"The person who likes walking will walk further than the one who likes the destination" you have to make the reword worth the work.
@@brain.mindset for me is always been about the journey ,not the destination. I actually don’t motivate myself much by reward, or so I don’t think, but with a strong sense of purpose for self improvement and helping others. And when I fail I will accept it not with disappointment or frustration but as a teaching moment to help me to grow and be more resilient. 😊
Bruh
Soooo....
... does that mean self flagellation is a 'good' exercise?
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No one said that. Bro is just weird
Boom! Push ups= more beer
This is such a deep fake
Don’t eat animals