Adversity is guaranteed, and it's just a matter of what gifts we receive from going through that adversity and how we train ourselves to be prepared. In this episode, Saket Jain will enlighten listeners to condition their minds for continued and ongoing success and constant and never-ending improvement.
Listen as Saket explains how essential it is to shift our mindset. Overcome and immerse ourselves in the gifts—the tremendous gifts and the tremendous opportunities that come from adversity. What will stick with you is when Saket mentions, “It's less about the mechanics, it's more...
Adversity is guaranteed, and it's just a matter of what gifts we receive from going through that adversity and how we train ourselves to be prepared. In this episode, Saket Jain will enlighten listeners to condition their minds for continued and ongoing success and constant and never-ending improvement.
Listen as Saket explains how essential it is to shift our mindset. Overcome and immerse ourselves in the gifts—the tremendous gifts and the tremendous opportunities that come from adversity. What will stick with you is when Saket mentions, “It's less about the mechanics, it's more about the mindset.” Don't miss this!
Key Points from This Episode:
- Saket shares how he started in real estate.
- Shifting mindset from “Why me and why now?” to “Why not me and why not now?”
- Saket talks about how the world affects his financial trajectory, which impacts his family, himself, and everyone else.
- Saket shares how shifting mindset is also self-reflective and pauses.
- How can people integrate into their daily practice or rituals of self-reflection and building muscle memory?
- Saket talks about the stereotypes about adversity and how to get out of that.
- These days, the word “adversity'' is harmful in general.
- Find growth: If we train our minds over time at that moment, we can go back to our training and fall to the level of our training.
- Adversity challenge as a gift.
- How setting yourself a timeline can also be a mental check.
- How do accountability partners and coaches come in on your stressful situations?
- A meta habit: Bringing the unconscious to the conscious.
- How do we remember it when things are not going how we want them to be?
- What is neurolinguistic programming?
- Saket talks about how messed up his first deal was.
Tweetables:
“The only thing I would add to that is everything that we do, It's purpose driven” – Saket Jain
“The problem, I think, is that most of us don't pause and we don't self-reflect, and we don't have a mechanism or the muscle to go back to the time.” – Saket Jain
“Do it when everything is going well.” – Saket Jain
“It's the moments of adversity that grew the most. When everything is going well, you're not growing.” –Saket Jain
“Even if you have trained your mind, sometimes, it's like we forget that adversity is the greatest opportunity.” —Tyler Chesser
“Build a habit of every one hour, regardless of what's happening in your life. To take a two second pause on whatever is happening, and remind yourself that you're thankful to be alive.” - Saket Jain
“So if you want a certain action, you gotta change your thoughts.” - Saket Jain
Links Mentioned:
Impact Wealth Builders Website
Impact Wealth Builders Facebook
Impact Wealth Builders Instagram
Saket Jain LinkedIn
Elevate with Tyler Chesser Website
Invest with CF Capital
About Saket Jain
#1 bestselling author, investor, syndicator, tech enthusiast, and philanthropist Saket Jain is the Founder and CEO of Impact Wealth Builders where he’s passionate about achieving financial freedom through real estate. He has over 15+ years of experience in real estate investing. Over the last 5 years, Saket has taken a particular interest in class B/C multifamily apartments in markets that have strong fundamentals. Saket, along with his partners, has built a portfolio of over 2000 units totaling $200M in assets across several US markets, generating consistent double digit annual returns. In addition to investing, Saket currently serves as a Business Operations leader at Airbnb Headquarters. Prior to that, Saket, in his role as a business consultant built, launched and led profitable new ventures in the technology and financial sectors. When not investing or working, Saket loves time with his wife of 19 years and two daughters.
