Episode 183: The Difference Between Positive Thinking and Accurate Thinking
Being positive doesn’t guarantee success; you can be positive and still be broke. In this episode of The Seven-Figure Standard, Arash Vossoughi and Mykie Stiller challenge the idea that positivity alone is enough to create meaningful results. They take a deeper look at what attitude really means, explore what it means to create a rich life across finances, health, relationships, and personal growth, and explain how our internal programming shapes the results we experience. Discover the two things we can control, how our thoughts, feelings, and actions define our attitude, and the key characteristics that separate a powerful attitude from surface-level optimism. They also unpack why attitude matters most when things go wrong, why optimism requires brutal self-honesty, and how accurate thinking differs from simply thinking positively. Finally, learn how self-awareness, disciplined thinking, and intentional action can help you break old patterns, take control of your attitude, and start creating results that reflect the person you want to become. Key Points From This Episode: Why you can be positive and still be creating horrible results. Looking deeper and understanding what attitude is. What it means to create a rich life. Arash defines what a program is and how it creates your results. He unpacks two things we can control. What attitude really means: thoughts, feelings, and actions. Characteristics that define a great attitude. Why a great attitude matters even when things go wrong. Optimism as an obsession: being brutally honest with yourself. The difference between accurate thinking and positive thinking. How to develop a powerful attitude through self-awareness and action. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Voss Coaching Co Voss Coaching Co on LinkedIn Voss Coaching Co on Instagram Voss Coaching Co on Facebook Email Voss Coaching Co Mykie Stiller on LinkedIn Mykie Stiller on Instagram Arash Vossoughi on LinkedIn Arash Vossoughi on YouTube



