Consciously internalize the ‘Everything is Figureoutable’ philosophy by understanding its three rules: all problems/dreams are figureoutable, non-figureoutable issues are facts of nature, and if you don’t care enough, find something you do. This framework helps reawaken your power and find solutions.
Say the words ’everything is figureoutable’ out loud as often as possible throughout your day, such as when waking up or taking a walk. This practice embeds the belief into your brain, creating new neural pathways and training your mind to focus on solutions and resilience.
Challenge the belief that you are broken and instead consider that you simply have unhelpful ideas or habits you haven’t learned to change. This shift in perspective fosters hope, curiosity, and opens your mind to new possibilities for growth and transformation.
Cultivate a growth mindset by understanding that your talents and skills are merely starting points, and you can always improve through effort, dedication, and embracing challenges. This mindset is essential for learning and making profound changes in your life.
When you find yourself saying ‘I can’t’ do something, pause and consider if you actually ‘won’t’ or ‘don’t want to’ do it. This linguistic shift helps you reclaim agency and identify true priorities, moving from a powerless victim mindset to one of choice.
Actively bring your unique dreams, gifts, products, services, or messages to life and share them with others, as your genius is unrepeatable and the world needs your unique contribution.
Actively strive for progress rather than perfection in all areas of your life. This mindset helps overcome self-abuse, fear, and comparison, leading to increased quality of work, production, and growth through learning from setbacks.
Develop the habit of creating something before you consume, such as meditating, writing, or working out before checking emails or social media. This shifts your focus from passive consumption to active creation, reducing comparison and increasing fulfillment.
Actively avoid comparing yourself to others, as it is ‘creative kryptonite’ and a losing proposition that will never make you feel good. This practice helps you stay rooted in your own gifts and purpose, fostering creativity.
To avoid burnout and exhaustion, prioritize engaging in work that you deeply believe in and that is rooted in a sense of contribution. This quality of work makes even intense periods enjoyable and energizing.
Adopt the mantra ‘I win or I learn, but I never lose,’ reframing all ‘mistakes’ or setbacks as learning opportunities. This perspective allows you to extract growth from every experience, rather than feeling like a failure.
Pay close attention to the language you use to describe your life and various situations, as subtle shifts can profoundly change meaning and permeate your self-perception. Intentional language empowers you to redefine yourself and facilitate change.
Build a ‘figureoutable force field’ by finding at least one person who is open to this philosophy and actively support them in their dreams. This community provides exponential power, a space for brainstorming, and mutual support to overcome challenges.
Release feelings of guilt and practice self-compassion, especially when current life priorities make you feel like you’re not ‘winning.’ This approach, like being the best mom possible, can ironically open up more energy, time, and freedom for future possibilities.
If you’re skeptical or cynical about new philosophies, try experimenting with them first before dismissing them. This approach can help you become more creative, action-oriented, and find solutions to your challenges.