Selina Iddon introduces the concept of truth and its effectiveness, examining how beliefs shape identity and expectations. She discusses the impact of unconscious beliefs on effectiveness and guides listeners through an exercise to identify self-sabotage and recurring challenges. The episode addresses indecision, anxiety, and the ineffectiveness of certain truths, urging a reassessment of childhood beliefs and their consequences. Selina highlights the emotional journey involved in changing truths, and concludes by encouraging listeners to embrace effective truths and take on personal challenges.
Why do so many of us self-sabotage?
Why do we feel like we living ground hog day in parts of our lives?
Why do we seem to face the same challenges over and over regardless of how much we work on changing things?
In this episode we look at the "truths" our subconscious mind can run and I give you a way to consciously measure and assess if something is true.
(0:00) Introduction to truth and its effectiveness
(1:18) The impact of beliefs on identity and expectations
(2:31) Effectiveness and unconscious beliefs
(4:14) Exercise: Identifying self-sabotage and recurring challenges
(6:03) Tackling indecision, anxiety, and ineffective truths
(7:22) Reassessing childhood beliefs and their consequences
(9:59) The emotional journey of changing truths
(11:11) Conclusion: Embracing effective truths and personal challenge