I gave ChatGPT some of my favorite mindsets, specifically the first four in the list below. I then asked it to list some others. I was blown away by the responses. It gave me 12 and I just kept asking for more until I got 100 of them.
I am blown away by how quickly it spit out so much helpful wholesomeness. In the 2010s it would have taken me years to compile such a list. Of course, it didn't come up with them on its own, but it certainly increases their availability. I am posting them here in hopes that skimming the list can improve your day the way it did mine.
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- Radical Acceptance – Embracing reality fully without resistance.
- Non-Resistance – Allowing experiences to flow
without unnecessary struggle.
- Nonjudgmentality – Observing without labeling
things as good or bad.
- Non-Attachment – Letting go of clinging to
outcomes, people, or things.
- Equanimity – Remaining balanced and
undisturbed by external circumstances.
- Self-Compassion – Extending kindness to
yourself, especially in times of struggle.
- Beginner’s Mind (Shoshin) – Approaching life with
curiosity and openness.
- Trust in the Process – Recognizing that growth
unfolds over time.
- Embracing Uncertainty – Learning to be comfortable
with the unknown.
- Non-Attachment to Outcome – Acting with effort but
letting go of results.
- Surrender – Releasing the need to
control everything.
- Detachment from Ego – Seeing beyond identity,
status, or opinions.
- Acceptance of Impermanence – Understanding that all
things are temporary.
- Living in the Present – Anchoring yourself in the
now.
- Letting Go of the Need to Be
Right –
Prioritizing understanding over winning.
- Forgiveness – Releasing resentment and
freeing yourself from past hurts.
- Deep Listening – Being fully present with
others without rushing to respond.
- Gratitude – Focusing on what is already
present and abundant.
- Softness as Strength – Understanding that yielding
can be more powerful than force.
- Humility – Recognizing that wisdom is
never complete.
- Trust in Your Inner Wisdom – Listening to intuition over
external validation.
- Acceptance of Paradox – Embracing seemingly
contradictory truths.
- Compassionate Detachment – Caring deeply without being
consumed.
- Effortless Action (Wu Wei) – Flowing with life rather
than forcing.
- Trust in Your Own Enoughness – Knowing that you are
complete as you are.
- Allowing Space for Mystery – Accepting that not
everything needs to be explained.
- Non-Identification – Recognizing that you are not
your thoughts, emotions, or circumstances.
- Radical Responsibility – Taking full ownership of
your responses.
- Playfulness – Approaching life with
curiosity and humor.
- Detachment from Praise and
Criticism
– Not letting external opinions define your worth.
- Simplicity (Minimalism of the
Mind) –
Letting go of unnecessary complexity.
- Silence as Strength – Embracing stillness and
reflection.
- Intentional Slowness – Moving through life
deliberately rather than rushing.
- Non-Defensiveness – Being open to feedback
without feeling attacked.
- Sincere Presence – Engaging fully with the
moment.
- Welcoming Discomfort – Seeing challenges as
invitations for growth.
- Flexibility of Identity – Allowing yourself to evolve.
- Openness to Contradiction – Holding multiple
perspectives.
- Unconditional Self-Worth – Knowing that your value
isn’t tied to achievements.
- Dancing with Uncertainty – Navigating the unknown with
grace.
- Joyful Surrender – Letting go with peace and
trust.
- Loving Without Possessing – Cherishing relationships
while honoring freedom.
- Deep Patience – Trusting that everything
unfolds in its own time.
- Not Taking Things Personally – Recognizing that others’
actions reflect them, not you.
- Letting Life Be Messy – Accepting that growth isn’t
always linear.
- Loving Without Fear – Giving love freely without
attachment.
- Seeing Yourself as the Sky, Not
the Storm
– Understanding that emotions are passing weather.
- Releasing the Illusion of
Control
– Focusing only on what you can influence.
- Harmonizing Instead of Fixing – Working with life’s flow
rather than resisting.
- Breathing Through Difficulty – Using breath to stay present
in tough moments.
- Loving the Journey More Than
the Destination
– Finding fulfillment in the process.
- Trusting That You Are Already
Whole –
Knowing you don’t need external completion.
- Quieting the Inner Narrator – Noticing when the mind
creates unnecessary stories.
- Non-Compulsive Doing – Acting from intention rather
than busyness.
- Disidentifying from Thoughts – Seeing thoughts as passing,
not absolute truth.
- The Art of Gentle Detachment – Letting go of what no longer
serves you with kindness.
- Engaging Without Clinging – Fully experiencing moments
without grasping.
- Unburdening Yourself from
"Shoulds"
– Releasing unnecessary societal expectations.
- Turning Resistance into
Curiosity
– Exploring discomfort rather than rejecting it.
- Holding Gratitude and Grief
Simultaneously
– Recognizing that joy and sorrow can coexist.
- Unshakable Inner Stillness – Cultivating a peace that
remains intact.
- Radical Playfulness – Allowing joy, spontaneity,
and humor into daily life.
- Receptivity – Being open to life’s lessons
without resistance.
- Seeing Everything as a Teacher – Viewing all experiences as
opportunities to grow.
- Courageous Vulnerability – Embracing openness and
authenticity.
- Compassionate Self-Honesty – Being truthful with yourself
in a kind way.
- Sensing the Bigger Picture – Recognizing your current
experience as part of a larger unfolding.
- Non-Rumination – Letting thoughts pass rather
than dwelling on them.
- Trusting the Natural Unfolding
of Life
– Believing things will work out as they should.
- Soft Focus – Being aware without
obsessing over details.
- Embodying the Observer – Watching thoughts, emotions,
and reactions like passing clouds.
- Lighthearted Imperfection – Allowing yourself to be
imperfect with humor.
- Resonance Over Resistance – Aligning with what feels
true rather than fighting what doesn’t.
- Unconditional Giving – Offering kindness and love
without expecting return.
- Surrendering the Need for
Closure
– Accepting that not everything will resolve neatly.
- Expansive Thinking – Viewing possibilities as
abundant rather than limited.
- Curating Your Energy – Choosing where to invest
your attention.
- Loving the Unknown – Approaching uncertainty with
adventure rather than fear.
- Being the Calm in the Storm – Finding inner steadiness
even in chaos.
- Trusting Inner Silence – Knowing that wisdom often
arises in stillness.
- Letting the Past Breathe – Allowing yourself to move
forward without dwelling.
- Walking the Middle Path – Avoiding extremes and
finding balance.
- Seeing Challenges as
Invitations
– Viewing obstacles as opportunities for personal growth rather than
setbacks.
- Welcoming Contradictions – Understanding that life is
full of paradoxes and embracing them rather than resisting.
- Detaching from Perfectionism – Accepting that mistakes and
imperfections are part of being human.
- Trusting the Wisdom of the Body – Listening to your physical
sensations, intuition, and emotional signals as sources of guidance.
- Releasing the Fear of Missing
Out (FOMO)
– Trusting that what is meant for you will find you, and what you skip
wasn’t necessary for your path.
- Letting Go of the “Need to Fix” – Accepting people and
situations as they are rather than constantly trying to change them.
- Grounded Openness – Being receptive to new ideas
while staying rooted in your values.
- The Power of Micro-Shifts – Understanding that small,
consistent changes create meaningful transformation over time.
- Finding Beauty in the Ordinary – Cultivating appreciation for
simple, everyday moments.
- Becoming Unbothered by Approval – Releasing the need for
external validation and trusting your own judgment.
- The Strength of Yielding – Knowing when to let go, step
back, and allow things to unfold naturally.
- The Freedom of No Longer
Explaining Yourself
– Letting go of the need to justify your choices to others.
- Falling in Love with the
Unknown
– Embracing uncertainty as an adventure rather than a threat.
- Mastering the Art of Doing
Nothing
– Learning the value of stillness, rest, and not always striving.
- Letting Go of Resentment as
Self-Care
– Understanding that forgiveness benefits you more than the other person.
- Enjoying the Process More Than
the Achievement
– Finding fulfillment in the journey, not just in the end result.
- Trusting the Silence Between
Moments
– Realizing that stillness and pauses hold as much meaning as action.
- Seeing Yourself as the Ocean,
Not the Waves
– Knowing that your deeper essence remains steady, no matter what
temporary emotions arise.
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