How to Feel Proud of Yourself Today: Going From Waiting for the Result to Becoming the Person Now

<p>Life is too long to only feel proud of yourself when you finally get the result. What if you started being that person today?</p><p>In this mindset shift from The Positive Mindset Podcast, Henry Lawrence takes you into your dream to feel who you are there, then shows you how to bring that feeling into today: stop living like your future is in tomorrow, rise into a higher version of yourself now, and remember that dreams are possible and people live them. It closes with a deep breath, the rising tide and a prayer.</p><p>In this episode:<br />• "What do you feel about yourself?"<br />• "Life is too long to only get this feeling when we get the result."<br />• "It's not about getting the things. It's about becoming the person."<br />• "We're gonna find the joy in being this person today"<br />• "My motto is that my future is not in tomorrow."<br />• "I can only be the example."<br />• "Dreams are possible and people live them."<br />• "It actually just means it's your time now."<br />• "Everything is happening for you. So rise up and become the rising tide that lifts all ships."</p><p>Take the free Alignment Score: https://vibeabundant.com/alignment-score/<br />Join Dream University: https://www.skool.com/dream-university-7023/about<br />More from Henry Lawrence: https://vibeabundant.com<br />Follow @realhenryg on Instagram and TikTok.</p><p>About Henry Lawrence: Henry is an executive, mindset and identity coach and the host of The Positive Mindset Podcast, on air since 2020 with nearly 17 million plays.</p><p>Pulled from the full episode "Your Future Isn't in Tomorrow—Why Are You Still Waiting to Rise?" (Oct 26): https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/positive-mindset-podcast/episodes/Your-Future-Isnt-in-TomorrowWhy-Are-You-Still-Waiting-to-Rise-e3r56aq</p><p>Music: "Keep Me Honest (Instrumental Version)" by Maybe; "A Step Ahead" by Experia; "Anything for You (Instrumental Version)" by Adelyn Paik; "With the Dawn" and "Echoes of Illumination" by Megan Wofford, via Epidemic Sound.</p>