the power of the first row

years ago, i gave a speech called "the power of the first row." i talked about how sitting in the first row created a ripple effect that changed my entire life. it wasn't just about having a better view; it was about the mindset of putting myself in the best possible position to succeed. sitting in the first row made me more engaged, more focused, and more connected to the experience. it was a small change that led to big results.

when you choose to sit in the first row, you're making a statement. you're saying, "i'm here, i'm present, and i'm ready to learn." this mindset can be applied to many areas of life. it's about taking initiative, being proactive, and putting yourself in situations where you can thrive.

so, what are some little things you can do to make your life better or create quantum growth? for me, custom shoes make me happy. there's something about wearing a pair of shoes that were made just for me that makes my whole world brighter. it's a small thing, but it brings me joy and confidence. it's a reminder that i'm unique and that i deserve to treat myself well.

another small change that can have a big impact is starting your day with a positive affirmation. telling yourself that today is going to be a great day can set the tone for everything that follows. it's a simple practice, but it can make a huge difference in your mindset and outlook. when you start your day with positivity, you're more likely to notice the good things that happen and less likely to be bogged down by the challenges.

taking a few minutes each day to practice gratitude can also create a ripple effect in your life. by focusing on the things you're thankful for, you shift your mindset from one of scarcity to one of abundance. this can lead to greater happiness and contentment, as well as improved relationships and overall well-being.

another tip is to surround yourself with people who inspire and support you. the company you keep can have a significant impact on your mindset and motivation. seek out friends, mentors, and colleagues who encourage you to be your best self and who challenge you to grow.

finally, don't underestimate the power of small acts of kindness. doing something nice for someone else, whether it's a compliment, a helping hand, or a thoughtful gesture, can create a positive ripple effect that extends far beyond the initial act. kindness is contagious, and when you spread it, you make the world a better place for everyone.

-mitchell royel!