The Rewire Your Mind Podcast

STOP Seeking What You Need. START Getting What You Want.

Brad Bizjack

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Most people don't get what they want because they're too busy seeking what they think they need. In this powerful episode, Brad shares a polarizing perspective on abundance vs. scarcity, and why wanting what you want (just because you want it) is the key to experiencing true freedom. If you know you're meant for more but have been playing small, this episode will challenge you to fully commit to what your heart actually desires.


Key Insights:

People don't get what they want because they're way too busy seeking what they think they need.

  • You can only experience true freedom if you fully commit to something
  • Half in, half out introduces doubt (one foot on treadmill, one on floor)
  • The only way to fully commit is being fully honest about what you want most
  • Until you do this, you are in jail, living someone else's life
  • Life is About Getting What You Want: The question is: Do you go about it with confidence or with guilt?


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