Tshin Liphosa – Mindset Coach

IT IS TIME TO REDEFINE WHAT STRENGTH IS!

It takes an enormous amount of strength to put up with the lesser part of you. To give in to fear and live out of it is a heavy burden on the soul.

People forget the canvas that’s holding the painting. All things have something that’s highlighting them. Find out what’s really behind what you desire and fear and you’ll have control over it.

Life is like a validation machine. When you say “I’m strong” you will be given chances to validate that, by facing heavy situations that require that strength. When you say “I’m weak” , again life will validate that when you find yourself being overpowered by something or someone. Sometimes life will highlight that weakness by showing you how strong a lot of people actually are.

It’s the nature of the universe to always want to prove you right, and it does that in many ways. The trick is to learn that what you’re seeing in the world has a lot to do with what you’re saying to it.

Strength lays dormant in us because it does not impose itself on anyone. Having strength doesn’t feel like anything, it’s a state of being. Out of that state comes action that represents it.

The strongest are the ones lifting the heaviest weights. The heavier you find your story, the stronger you are.

Knowledge gives strength its purpose. A fully grown elephant can be kept at bay by a thin rope around its ankle and tied to a thin pole if it has been trained to see anything around its ankle as impossible to escape from. This is why we say knowledge is power, it can unleash something you never thought you had.

One of the most sure ways to change a perspective is to first understand why you have it in the first place.

There’s no need for a person to change who they are, they just need to understand themselves more.

Great work is not about looking for great work somewhere inside of you but about working greatly at all the work in front of you.

WHY I DO WHAT I DO

Perspective shifts when it makes sense to do so, conscious or not.

I’m an advocate of personal truth because of the immense power of it. Something that holds true to you is your superpower. You can either destroy yourself by denying it or empower yourself by bringing it to your light, regardless of what it is.

I’m passionate about the language of the heart. As someone who struggled to articulate my own heart for decades, I know the challenges that have to be overcome. Once we realize just how easily we agree with things that don’t serve us, a seed of change is planted.

I believe every human being has a specific way they’re wired and their power comes from understanding that wiring more than trying to change it. We are natural problem solvers, therefore problems are not the issue, it’s the not knowing how to solve them that drives us crazy.

I speak about how I learnt to solve problems according to how I’m wired. When I discovered how my own truth could save me and how it was at the center of everything good and bad in my life, everything changed. I’m a teacher at heart and a speaker next. My knowledge was shaped by the many teachers I encountered around the world. For me speaking is sharing my story and it was other people’s stories that gave light to mine.

AHA MOMENTS

Perspective shifts when it makes sense to do so, conscious or not.

A moment of greatness is not an out of body experience, but us fully. Even at our worst it is still us fully. And there’s always more of both available. Wherever we can reach is home. Where the mind goes is also home. Our potential is also who we are already.