In continuation of Part 1 “Beliefs”, Justin explains the factors that influence our beliefs. He shares that in 3 stages of our life, different internal and external factors either influence or encourage us. Like from childhood to adolescence and adulthood, this is where our nature of framework that structures the foundation of our ideas begin. It could be our environment, parents, our peers, schools and others.
“We are born in this with world with no instructions, no road map and no idea how me got here. The only thing I know for sure is that we are responsible for our choices. Our choices can either be our best friend or worst enemy.”excerpt from Justin-Tillman.com.
This is a one on one interview with Justin Tillman about better development of one’s self.
Justin accounts his struggle in life at a young age, the rise and fall he experienced while being a young entrepreneur and the realities he faced head on instead of running from them. He came to a point when he had a traumatic experience at 19, he was up against the wall and no one to turn to. That was the turning point of his life when he decided to better himself and took a dramatic shift in his life and took it to the next level of better development. After overcoming these obstacles, Justin has decided to share his life journey and inspire young people especially the inspiring young entrepreneurs “that no matter what the circumstance or situation there is a way over any obstacles stand before you today.”
“Mentorship is one of the un written rules of success, i believe where ever it is that you are heading their is always someone who has been there and take you further and faster than you could have done it on your own.” excerpt from Justin-Tillman.com
Justin Tillman takes on “beliefs” as he explains what are they, how they develop and where they come from. Have you ever thought about how difficult it to change your thoughts?
In this first segment, he further explains that beliefs are perceptions that we feel without our knowledge. It is an external idea that has been accepted, therefore, it creates reality. I think, I believe, therefore it is.
