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Interesting. On the other hand, this isn't about willpower per se. That's onlt an example. It's about identity. You are - or can be - what you identify to be. I
by chiefalchemist 2y ago
Interesting. On the other hand, this isn't about willpower per se. That's onlt an example. It's about identity. You are - or can be - what you identify to be. I've seen the power of identity mentioned in various books including books by: Annie Duke, Michael Easter, Nir Eyal, and (I believe) James Clear. Others? Anyone?
At a more pop culture level, it's a version of Ted Lasso's "Believe".
Fwiw, I've distilled this all down to a single heuristic:
Belief drives behavior.