Josh Madrid Quotes

“Men in suits look successful until… you find out they work for the man in sweats”
― Josh King Madrid, JetSet Life Hacks: 33 Life Hacks Millionaires, Athletes, Celebrities, & Geniuses Have In Common

“Your frame is a mental structure that determines how you see the universe. The viewpoint and fundamental meaning of a conversation are its frames.”
― Josh King Madrid

“An individual's frame is influenced by their willpower, perseverance, endurance, skill set, emotional maturity, and self assurance. The fact that frame is self-reinforcing is among its most significant features.”
― Josh King Madrid

“The Ecology Frame focuses on achieving your goals in a way that benefits everybody. It involves acting morally and setting up scenarios where everybody wins.”
― Josh King Madrid

“The way truth or a topic is presented affects how we respond to it. Consider two milk containers as an illustration. One reads "20%
cholesterol," while another says "80% cholesterol free." We will choose the second alternative as a result of the framing effect...”
― Josh King Madrid

“Our choices are affected by how information is framed. Depending on which qualities are emphasized, identical facts can be more or less appealing.”
― Josh King Madrid

“When people were attempting to persuade others in the legendary Arena in ancient Greece, frame battles were frequently conducted. The delivery and techniques may have changed over time, but the fundamental ideas behind frame control have mostly remained the same.”
― Josh King Madrid

“When we end up losing our frame in a discussion, it is typically due to a weak belief system.”
― Josh King Madrid

“People with strong frames typically achieve their goals most of the time.”
― Josh King Madrid

“A frame is a psychological model you build for yourself to organize and carry out a strategy to attain a goal; to move from spot A to spot B while guarding against detours and resistance.”
― Josh King Madrid

“The main questions in frames are "Who are you to the person you are conversing with?" and
"Who is the person to you?" Frames determine who you are to each other in group contexts, such as social circles and night games. Every reaction has an impact on the interaction's story or deeper significance. The interaction's "tone" is established by them. However, every reaction also shapes how the receiver is perceived by others; your acts will shape how the receiver sees you.”
― Josh King Madrid