Mindset Mastery
Luke Harlan
I help Entrepreneurs, Professionals and Midlifers overcome the Limiting Beliefs, Self-doubts, and Fears holding them back from absolute clarity, confidence, and their true potential. ? Transformation Coach & Speaker
Playing It Safe Can Hold You Back
Have you ever wondered why life feels... average??
Many people fear taking risks because they think of them as dangerous or foolish. But let me share a secret: risks, when approached wisely, are actually opportunities for greatness.
If you never push beyond your comfort zone, the best you’ll ever be is average.
Imagine each risk as a stepping stone. As long as you’re thoughtful about the possible outcomes and choose risks that move you toward your goals, you’re setting yourself up for growth.?
These risks don’t have to be extreme—they just need to challenge you. Facing new challenges is how you’ll learn, adapt, and grow into the person you want to be.
Taking calculated risks opens doors to new experiences and insights.
It’s what separates people who live with “what ifs” from those who make things happen. So, don’t get stuck in the land of regrets.?
Start taking those risks. Embrace them, learn from them, and watch as they carry you closer to your dreams.?
You'll look back one day and be glad you took the leap.
On My Nightstand?
The Fault in Our Stars by John Green is a heartfelt and emotionally charged novel that explores life, love, and loss through the eyes of two teenagers.
Both battling cancer, they meet in a support group and form a connection that transcends the usual teenage romance. Green's writing is poetic and thoughtful, striking a balance between humor and heartbreak.
The characters are unforgettable, with introspective wisdom and charming optimism shining through every page.?
Green doesn’t shy away from the heavy realities of illness, but he handles them with sensitivity, bringing the reader into an authentic journey of resilience and hope.?
The book doesn’t offer simple answers but invites readers to ponder life’s most profound questions. The Fault in Our Stars is a beautiful reminder of the power of love and courage, making it a must-read for any age.
Ask Yourself
Am I Playing My Own Game?
In today’s world, it’s easy to get caught up in the fear of saying the wrong thing, afraid of the backlash that might follow.?
Unfortunately the emotional dysregulation of the cancel culture has a way of silencing voices, creating division, and turning people against each other.?
It’s designed to keep us in line, to make us feel that our voices don’t matter unless they fit the narrative.?
But here’s the question: Am I playing my own game, or am I just following theirs?
Staying true to your beliefs and values might mean facing criticism, and there will always be people ready to judge or tear you down.?
But don’t focus on them. Instead, look to the people who understand and support you.?
Surround yourself with those who stand with you, even if they are few. Authenticity and courage don’t always attract the masses, but they bring you closer to those who matter—and ultimately, to a version of yourself you respect.?
Embrace your voice, take a stand, and remember: this is your game, your life, your values.
Did You Know
You Need Grit
Think talent is the ticket to success? Think again.
Talent alone won't carry you across the finish line. Look at anyone achieving greatness—they aren’t necessarily more talented than the rest of us.
What sets them apart is their relentless commitment to showing up, to giving every day their all.
Talent can get you started, but it’s grit that gets you through.
The people winning in life? They don’t coast on natural ability; they build the skills that matter. They show up with discipline, execute with urgency, and sharpen their craft every single day.
They focus on growing, learning, and widening the gap between where they are and where everyone else is.
So, don’t wait on talent to save the day. Build your grit. Grow your resilience. It’s not flashy, but it’s powerful.
Success isn’t about how gifted you are—it’s about how tough and determined you’re willing to be.
That’s what really wins.
Quote that Struck Me
"Courage doesn't always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying. "I will try again tomorrow." - Mary Anne Radmacher
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Have an amazing week!
Think Well!
Luke
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