Billionaire entrepreneur reveals how he once taught a young gym-goer a valuable life lesson: ‘You are what you repeat.’

Justin Prince is an international motivational speaker who often helps people increase their personal growth and greatness. He recently told a story about a 14-year-old boy he met at the gym who got into trouble and was expelled from school. However, realizing that it was just a child who made a stupid mistake, he spoke to him and gave him important advice in life. That advice applies not just to the child, but to everyone who hears it.

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In a recent video uploaded to Tyler Hall’s Instagram account, Justin Prince discussed important ethics in life that ensure personal success.You are not what you do, but what you repeatedly do.” He emphasized that past mistakes do not necessarily determine a person’s true identity, but repeated actions do.

Prince shared a story about a boy he met at the gym, and while he was at the gym, he said: He came across a young child pushing a sled. His father was also with the child. The Prince went to his father and asked: “Which school does your son attend?” The boy’s father replied: “He won’t go to school today. He’s been suspended because he caused trouble at school.”

After his training, Billionaire Price approached the boy and said: “Your father said you’re in trouble right now.” Prince was unaware of the fact that what the boy did at school, but it gave him valuable life lessons.

Prince said, “We all make mistakes, dude. We all do stupid things.I did a lot of stupid things when I was your age too.” Seeing a boy pushing a sled, he told the boy that you create your future with the future, not the past. Prince believes that success is a process of identity. He said, “If you think you’re a loser, you won’t be able to play like a winner. “If you think you’re a winner, you’re not going to roll over and quit like a loser.”

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Speaking of Atomic Habits by James Clare, he told a story about two boys and one of them stole candy. When I asked those boys who stole it, one child said:I didn’t steal any sweets.” And another said: “I don’t steal.”, a success of identity in Prince’s opinion, I didn’t steal the candy, but it was an act. The essence of this story is that a person determines his future by repeated actions, which may have nothing to do with mistakes made in the past.

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