- To be a champion or someone that is consistently winning,
that person has a certain energy.
And in this video, I wanna share with you
what that energy is, the mindset shifts
that can change everything,
that can allow you to win more of the time,
but also to be at the top of your game.
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Welcome back to another video.
My name's Aaron
and I help people expand their consciousness.
Now in this video, I'm gonna be sharing with you
the mindset and vibration of a champion.
Now, whether that is somebody like Michael Jordan,
whether that is someone like a famous tennis player,
whatever sport you like,
the person that is dominating the sport,
the Tom Brady of football,
the Michael Jordan of basketball, whoever it is,
there's a certain energy and a mindset they have
that is allowing them,
that is in a way gifting out of them that ability
that they have to be the best in the world.
And this has to do with understanding
the identity that they have and how they relate to that.
Now, I was watching a UFC fight just a couple days ago
and there's this guy, this old champion,
he was a champion two or three years ago.
His name was T.J. Dillashaw.
And this guy was a champion.
I think he won two, he won the championship
and then he defended it in his weight class.
He's a bantamweight 135-pounder,
and he's really good.
He got popped for steroids, though. (laughing)
So when he got popped, for two years, he was suspended.
He came back, now that he's off whatever he was on,
and he fought recently and when he fought,
it was a very interesting fight, went back and forth,
it was a very good fight, honestly, and he ended up winning.
And when he won, the interesting thing was,
he was being asked afterwards by the interviewer, saying,
"So, are you surprised by winning today,
and how does that make you feel?
How does it feel to be winning, to have won that?"
And it wasn't for the championship belt.
Probably the next fight he fights
will be for the championship belt now that he's back
after two years of being off.
And he said something very interesting.
He said, "I wasn't surprised that I won.
I expected to win.
I actually believed I would win.
I didn't know how hard or how easy it was gonna be
for me to win, but I knew I would."
And the interesting thing apart that
was he said something else that I found very interesting.
He said it was natural for him to win.
"It felt natural for me to be in there.
It felt natural for me to be in front of millions
of people watching me.
It feels natural."
Now, when you look at that,
the energy dynamics behind that perspective
is that if it were on a pedestal,
it would be this thing that you'd vibrationally butcher up.
It'd be this really cool thing that happened.
And if it's on a pedestal and it's not natural for you,
it many times is blocked from coming into your life.
I remember when I was first dreaming about one day
being on YouTube and making
a great amount of abundance and money.
I remember thinking about that.
It was on this big pedestal.
I was like, "Oh, if I had all of that abundance
and that money, they is what I'd do with it."
But what I realized is it didn't come into my life
until it was natural for me to be abundant.
And by natural, this means I became the version of me
where it was natural for me to be extraordinarily abundant.
I became that version of me to where it is natural.
That's one of the things I wanna talk about.
So for a champion to be doing what they're doing,
they put in the hard work to where it gives themselves
permission to where it is natural for them
to be in that mentality.
Now also, someone else that we can look at,
and I like UFC, so I'm a little bit biased,
but you look at Jon Jones.
Jon Jones is in the UFC as well
and he's this guy that's in the light heavyweight division.
Now he's actually moved up to heavyweight.
He's gained some weight.
But he dominates, completely has dominated
the light heavyweight division.
Now, one thing he would do,
I'm not saying that this is what we should do,
but he was on Joe Rogan and after his fall,
one thing he talked about was what he would do
in order for him to get into the mode
of him being a champion, to decrease importance.
Because if he were to go into and wanting to be
these fights, these big fights where all this light
and all these people paying attention,
if he were to put it on a pedestal,
it would, he would feel fear.
So what he would do is a week before these fights,
he would go get obliterated drunk
and he would do drugs and stuff.
I'm not saying this is the key.
But by doing that, he then had in the back of his mind
that if I were to lose this fight,
it was because of this.
He would lessen the degree of importance.
Now, for him, I guess that's kind of worked,
but I don't recommend it.
So I'm not saying that that is the mindset
or the vibe of a champion.
But the thing I want to point out here
is him getting obliterated drunk when he did
was his way of decreasing importance so that if he lost,
it wasn't this big thing on a pedestal for him.
And he would do that before all of his main fights
and he would still win, which was kinda crazy.
But one other thing that I think is so important
to understand is, I've heard Michael Jordan talk about this,
I've heard other amazing champions talk about this,
is they fall in love with the game.
This is so important.
You must be in love with what you're doing
for you to be the best at anything.
The person that's gonna be the best YouTuber
is the person that loves making videos.
The person that's gonna be the best at doing live events
is the person that loves doing live events.
The person that's gonna be the best artist,
the person that is in love, it's a part of who they are
for them to be creating art.
In the same way, I've seen champions fall off
because they stopped this.
They made money the goal.
Look at Conor McGregor,
who four or five years ago, was at the top of his game.
He loved fighting.
He was fighting three, four times a year.
And he loved performing.
He loved the trash talk.
He loved all of it.
And then he took two or three years off.
And he comes back, and he now is worth over $100 million.
And he's focused on the money.
He has lost his passion for what he was doing.
He came back when he didn't have to.
He's successful, could live his whole life
being extraordinarily wealthy and not ever fight again,
but he loves fighting.
But what he lost is,
because he made it about the money,
he lost the passion he used to have.
So to be a champion, you have to be passionate
about what you're doing.
That has to be your main focus.
You can't let it be the side effect.
Money's a side effect.
If you make money your North Star,
you will not be a champion.
If you make money your North Star of you being successful
at whatever you're doing, you won't be the best at it
because there'll be somebody else that's in love
with the process.
So if you want to be the best at what you're doing,
you've gotta fall in love with the process.
You've gotta fall in love with you becoming that ideal
version of you, knowing that that's who you prefer to be.
And when you're really in the moment,
that changes everything.
Another important part of this is having fun.
When Conor McGregor became this big identity
and got this big name,
he also put all the awareness on the ego.
It's like he has all this pressure he has to live up to,
and recently, he's been losing.
I made another video about that recently.
And one of the reasons I think so
is he has all this, it's all the ego
and it's all this like dense energy
instead of realizing, if you're in the moment,
you can allow this energy to channel through.
When you're having fun,
his earlier fights, he was having fun.
He was enjoying it.
He's very serious now.
He's very serious and angry
and that's why I think one of the reasons he's losing.
And he's really focused on the money,
and it's all on his ego.
And if you notice, some fighters, some champions,
here's a very interesting thing about champions as well.
How 'bout Khabib?
Khabib is somebody that fought Conor
and that's pretty much unstoppable.
He retired.
But one thing he always went,
when he went up to his weight classes,
you wanna know what he did?
He'd go up to his to be weighed
for the ceremonial weigh-ins, he'd weigh in,
and what he would do is he'd do this thing.
He'd go, "Me, no, this,"
that is what he's really giving the power up.
To him, he's more in religion.
There's spirituality, there's God,
there's sourced consciousness,
there's the universe, whatever you wanna call it.
But he's giving it up to a higher power.
And when we start thinking it's our ego
that's gonna get us that which we want,
we get outta that channeled state.
We get out of that mentality.
So one of the best things I can recommend to you
is that when you're really in divine alignment
in how you prefer to be, it's more of a channeling.
There's less ego involved.
I make it more about the videos I make,
it's more about my passion and adding value to you.
And because of that, it flows through.
But when it's about how do I look,
are people gonna like me, are they gonna get,
is this gonna give me a lotta views,
are you guys gonna watch this video,
are you guys gonna like this video, please like this video,
you see what I mean?
It's a different needy energy.
And when you need to win, well guess what?
It's need, I need, I lack,
but if it's natural for you to win,
if it's natural for you to like this video,
would you guys like this video, it's natural
for you you to like this video
'cause you're watching it eight minutes in.
But really, if you want to, you can like the video.
But the idea behind this is,
letting it be natural,
expecting and belief in yourself.
What do you believe about yourself?
And that belief is key.
Belief is everything.
Belief comes before feeling,
comes before thoughts.
This isn't just thinking it, thinking about our thoughts,
thinking about our thoughts.
Thinking is two levels below belief.
You have a meaning about who you are
and what you're capable of in the world.
That generates a feeling that then has thoughts
that are equal to that,
that then has actions you take after the thought,
then you have results,
and that results fuels the belief.
So you must believe in yourself.
You must believe in a higher power.
You don't have to, but you can believe in that
to channel through.
Whatever your beliefs are, it's up to you.
Everyone is always gonna get reflected back to them
what they believe to be true.
And these champions believe
that they are, it's natural for them.
They expect it because they've worked hard.
That's their reasoning.
That reaffirms that same beliefs.
So the vibe of a champion, it is natural, it is fun,
they are in the moment.
If their North Star is them being passionate,
that changes everything.
And I have a video on Conor McGregor,
if you haven't seen it yet,
that breaks down his psychology of his vibration
when he was a champion to his vibration now.
You can check out that video by clicking the link below
or clicking the end card here.
Other than that, if you guys liked this video,
feel free to like it.
Comment below and let me know if videos like this
resonate with you.
I know they're a little bit different.
But I like talking about these real-world examples.
If you guys like those, let me know, I shall do more.
Other than that, as always, peace, much love, and namaste.