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How To Be Awesome At Everything

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by Lindsay Dickhout

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The How To Be Awesome At Everything is a podcast about our journey to be the best that we can in everything we do. To be intentional about how we spend our time and how we treat our bodies and how the thoughts that we think and words that we say create the world that we live in. What started as a folder of life lessons to share with her kids one day has become a podcast with over one million downloads. Always with a growth mindset, Lindsay presents topics that she thinks are worth hitting pause on life to focus on. She shares her successes (and failures!) in business and in life and her journey to be awesome at everything.

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351. How To Be Awesome At Reshaping Your Identity In 7 Days!

I learned the craziest life lesson this week, and I cannot believe it took me 44 years on the planet to actually realize this. I'm so excited to share it because I think, in some way, it applies to everybody in at least one area of life. For me, this shift came through organization. I've always told myself that I'm a creative person. I'm always building things, creating things, and planning adventures, so I'm not organized. I'm creative, not structured. But here's what I realized: my comfort zone was actually a cage I put myself in without even realizing it. And the wildest part is this: in a very short period of time, you can completely change how you see yourself. You don't have to get to the finish line. You just have to start doing the things that person would do. For me, that looked like purging and organizing my house in a completely different way, in the way an organized person would. And as I did that, I started to change my identity. I began to feel like an organized person, even though I'm still far from finishing the project. This applies to so many areas of life: getting healthy, starting something new, exercising, getting a better job, improving communication. Whatever it is for you, the question becomes this: are you labeling yourself in a way that's actually a cage, just because it feels comfortable? It's incredibly self-limiting. But the best part is how quickly you can flip it. I can't even believe how different I feel today compared to just one week ago in this one area of my life. And that shift spills into everything else. You feel more motivated, more inspired, and more aligned with the person you want to be. Today, we're diving into the ways we put ourselves in cages without realizing it, and how simple it is to flip the script and redefine yourself. With the internet and social media, we can learn how to do almost anything for free. So why can't we become more organized, more fit, more capable, or better in any area we choose? Think about the labels we casually accept: I'm always late. I'm a hot mess in the morning. I could never get a better job. I'm out of shape. I'm terrible at going to bed on time. I'm bad at remembering names. I'm a nagging wife. Those "truths" are often just cages. Cages we built, and then lived inside, without ever questioning them. And the wildest part? They feel comfortable. Because once you decide, "This is just who I am," you stop challenging it. You stop trying to change. You stop expecting more from yourself. That's where it becomes limiting. The shift that changed everything for me was simple. I didn't become organized overnight. My house isn't perfect. I'm nowhere near the finish line. But I started acting like an organized person. I purged differently. I created systems. I focused on finishing small areas instead of jumping around. I made decisions faster. Most importantly, I started asking myself, "What would an organized person do right now?" And then I did that. Within days, not months or years, I started to feel like an organized person. That's what blew my mind. We tend to think we need results before we can claim an identity. I'll feel organized when my house is done. I'll feel fit when I lose the weight. I'll feel confident when I reach the goal. But it's actually the opposite. Identity doesn't come from the finish line. It comes from repeated actions. If you consistently do what that type of person would do, you become that person, even if you're still in the middle of the process. So where are you labeling yourself? I'm not disciplined. I'm bad with money. I'm not athletic. I'm awkward socially. I'm not good at following through. What if those aren't truths, but just stories you've repeated long enough that they feel real? And even deeper, what if they're comfortable? Because labels remove responsibility. If "I'm just not organized," then I don't have to try. If "I'm not a workout person," then I don't have to push myself. It gives you an out, but it also keeps you stuck. Here's how you break out of the cage. You don't need a full life overhaul. You don't need a complicated plan. You don't need to wait for motivation. You just need to start doing what that version of you would do. Ask yourself: What would a healthy person do today? What would a confident person say right now? What would an organized person do with this space? What would the highest-performing version of me choose in this moment? Then do that one thing. Not perfectly. Not forever. Just right now. What surprised me most is how fast this works. Your brain starts collecting evidence immediately. You organize one drawer, that's evidence. You go for one walk, that's evidence. You follow through on one promise, that's evidence. And your identity starts catching up to your actions. You stop feeling like you're pretending. You start feeling like, "This is actually who I am now." And it doesn't stop there. When you shift in one area, it spills into everything. When I started feeling organized, I felt more clear, more in control, and more capable. That energy showed up in my work, my parenting, my routines, and my mindset. Because you start to trust yourself. And when you trust yourself, everything changes. So here's the question to sit with: Where have you put yourself in a cage without realizing it? And what would it look like to step out of it today? Not perfectly. Not completely. Just with one action. Here's your challenge: Pick one area, just one. For the next seven days, stop labeling yourself. Instead, start acting like the person you want to become. You don't need permission. You don't need a new plan. You just need to decide, "I'm not staying in this cage anymore." I cannot believe how different I feel today than I did one week ago. Nothing in my external world is fully done. But internally, everything has shifted. And that's available to you too, faster than you think.

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What is How To Be Awesome At Everything?: The How To Be Awesome At Everything is a podcast about our journey to be the best that we can in everything we do. To be intentional about how we spend our time and how we treat our bodies and how the thoughts that we think and words that we say create the world that we live in. What started as a folder of life lessons to share with her kids one day has become a podcast with over one million downloads. Always with a growth mindset, Lindsay presents topics that she thinks are worth hitting pause on life to focus on. She shares her successes (and failures!) in business and in life and her journey to be awesome at everything.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 8 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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