Mike Cernovich > Quotes

“When you feel distracted, engage in self-talk. Ask yourself: “What am I focusing on?” Return to the present moment. What do you need to accomplish? Check into what you need and check out of what you do not need. Talk”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“Those who have an abundance mindset are far more likely to be happy with their lives and to achieve their goals than are those who have a scarcity mindset.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“Imagine your consciousness is the judge or jury or parent or friend you must persuade. You want your conscious mind to believe in you. Framing is how your mind perceives whatever situation you are in. Framing is how you choose to think about and thus perceive a challenge in your life. Frame”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“Writing is a physical act that engages your body and mind. Putting your words to paper makes your ideas real and concrete. It unites body and mind into one (and they are one). Take ownership of your life. Start by taking ownership of your words.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“Am I choosing, in this moment, to be the type of person I want to become? Ask”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“The only easy day was yesterday.” [Navy SEAL motto.] I”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“Mindset seems obtuse for good reason. We aren’t taught to think about mindset. We are taught to follow rules.”
― Mike Cernovich, Danger & Play: Essays on Embracing Masculinity

“Remind yourself that how you feel is a choice you”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“By being forced to memorize the Creed, Rangers begin to live the creed. It includes some affirmations as, “Never shall I fail my comrades. I will always keep myself mentally alert, physically strong, and morally straight and I will shoulder more than my share of the task whatever it may be, one-hundred percent and then some.” That’s”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“Imagine that you start with the assumption that we live in a world of limited possibilities. You have a fixed mindset, a belief you cannot change. You’re limiting yourself. Nothing you do ultimately matters. You will never be good enough. If you begin with that scarcity mindset, why even get out of bed? Life would feel pointless. Nothing you do would matter. Life would be gray and empty. Many depressed people have a scarcity mindset, believing nothing matters and the world is one of limited possibilities. Now, imagine you believe that the world is abundant. The world is one of endless resources and unlimited potential. What you do matters. Your choices matter. You matter. Each day is a new day full of infinite possibilities. How would you act if you knew that anything you wanted to do was possible? Would you live differently if you believed that you were abundant and full of potential? Why”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“You cannot choose whether the pain is coming. As is said in Game of Thrones, a hit book series and later, an HBO adaption, “Winter is coming.” Once you accept that pain is inevitable and leads to growth, you’ll be better prepared to endure winter.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“perception rather than judgment.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“We all started off as children with an abundance mindset and genuine fascination and curiosity about life. Somewhere along the way, it was lost. Mindset is a choice. We can choose to view the world as one of scarcity or one of abundance. Change”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“Being plugged in and connected does not signal importance. It shows that you are a slave to others. Take charge. Disconnect. Focus.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“Sennheiser HD280, Audio-Technica MTX-150, and V-MODA Crossfade 100. All”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“How you ask a question and what facts you include when asking your question often influences the answer. This is “framing” your question. There”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“On a grander scale, the New York Public library — and in fact the entire U.S. Library system — was founded and funded by those who relentlessly pursued money.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“Am I choosing, in this moment, to be the type of person I want to become?”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“Gorilla Mindset Shift: Treat yourself like a treasured and trusted friend.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“You can’t change your life unless you change your mindset.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“Audacity is an insolent form of boldness, especially when imprudent or unconventional. It implies a degree of impudence, but also fearlessness and intrepid daring.”
― Mike Cernovich, Danger & Play: Essays on Embracing Masculinity

“When you begin to notice your thoughts spiraling out of control (a lack of mindfulness), you use self-talk and framing techniques to bring your thoughts back under control.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“Gorilla Mindset Shift: Walk with a purpose by talking to yourself as you walk, about how you are walking.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“Focus on the essentials. Do not run on autopilot or become an automaton to routine. Check in. Failure to do so, sadly, could result in harm, or even death.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“This is a fantastic challenge that will test my resolve and will. Even if I don’t win, I will grow stronger.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“Word is actually very busy and strikes me as poorly designed. It’s cluttered. There are four different rows, each filled with icons and butters I never use. This reminds me why I dislike Word. I almost always type in WordPress as it’s much less cluttered. I’m on an airplane without WiFi.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“Show, don’t tell.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“Focus works both ways. You can focus on what matters or what doesn’t. You can focus on what makes you feel rich and abundant, or what makes you feel inadequate and lacking.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“I try to do something to maintain or improve my blood, breath, posture, lymph, and digestion.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset

“How you ask a question and what facts you include when asking your question often influences the answer. This is “framing” your question.”
― Mike Cernovich, Gorilla Mindset