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Core Message - The best way to grow is by jumping into the deep end, doing exactly what you think you can't [1] - Success equals growth, where preparation (habits and mindset) meets opportunity (critical decision moments) [1] Mindset Shift - Replace "I have to" with "I get to" to foster a more positive connotation and better outcomes [3][4] - Good and bad stem from everything in life, and individuals have the privilege to choose which they see [2][3] Habit Formation - Air on the side of doing; start now instead of postponing [6][7] - Practicing the habit of airing on the side of doing prepares you to leap into action during critical decision moments [8][9] Critical Decision Moments - Critical decision moments are characterized by feelings of anxiety, nervousness, or stress, and a voice saying "I don't know if you can do this" [9][10] - In these moments, the habit of airing on the side of doing will help propel you across [10] Practical Application - The speaker applied this philosophy by applying to universities and jobs that seemed out of reach, and ultimately speaking at TEDx [1][11][12][13][14][15]

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[Applause] All right, just to start things out really quickly, let me put you in a hypothetical situation. If you fall down in a 100 ft deep hole, would you rather just stay down there or climb back up. If you have no tools or resources, would you rather stay down there or climb back up.Realistically, it'd be easier not not to climb. I mean, what is the point of climbing when you know that eventually you might just fall back down to the bottom again. But what you, my fellow novice whole climbers, need to kn ...