Healing the Mind is Like Healing the Body

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Past traumatic experiences significantly influence mental health, especially in high-pressure situations like the Olympics. The act of withdrawing from such an important event can exacerbate feelings of PTSD, particularly when combined with subsequent public scrutiny, such as testifying before Congress. Just as physical injuries require rehabilitation, mental health also needs attention and care. This includes recognizing that mindset functions as a muscle that can be strengthened, stretched, repaired, and requires rest. Emphasizing that it's sometimes necessary to quit or step back is a valid and important part of mental health management, highlighting the importance of prioritizing one's well-being.

The Olympians are the best of the best, and today, Mel is revealing 5 habits that your favorite Olympic athletes use to win.

These 5 habits will change your life forever, and they all involve mindset, mental preparation, and simple tactics that you can instantly apply in your own life.

First, Mel will explain exactly how the most famous gymnasts use visualization to manifest specific outcomes and results.

Next, you’ll learn about the “Bronze Medal Mindset” and how it will create exceptional results in your everyday life. Once you know the science behind this, you will be more resilient, no matter what happens in your day.

Third, you’ll learn about a specific daily practice from Mel’s favorite Olympic swimmer that will make you happier (and make you more influential as well).

Fourth, you’ll learn why winners always quit. This habit is not what you think, and you’ll be surprised by what Mel shares with you.

And finally, there’s a very specific question that every Olympian knows the answer to. Mel shares a powerful story from the Paralympics that will make you understand how to answer it and use it in your life.

Answering this question will help you get clear about what you want and empower you to take the next step forward in your life.

And you don’t need to take the next step alone: Mel has created a free 26-page workbook that will walk you through a science-backed method that is proven to help you get to the heart of what you want right now in your life.

Just go to melrobbins.com/what and you can get your hands on it in less than a minute, and you will be one step closer to getting what you really want.

For more resources for this episode, including research studies, articles, and videos of every Olympian mentioned, click here for the podcast episode page.

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