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Commitment to Freedom
Throughout the years, the biggest ingredient I've found that determines whether a person finds freedom or not is what I'll call "commitment". Not commitment in the sense of making promises, but a drive to "make this work".
That drive is what led me to my own freedom. It's not the only ingredient, but definitely one of the biggest players. So let's look at it. Could it possibly be that the main reason we fail is because we are more committed to our story, our comforts, our victimhood, our traumas, our triggers, our diagnoses, and our pains than we are to creating a life of freedom? Could that be the real obstacle?
Have a listen.
Highlights:
- I just admit that I cannot do for somebody, what only they can do for themselves. (10:10)
- To put MD after your name, makes people automatically assume that you’re an expert on the subject that you’re teaching. Even if that’s not the case. (14:00)
- The experience we’re giving is also transmitting how to live a good life from your previous one. (32:40)
- Are you willing to embrace that your feelings and thoughts could have been wrong because you’re finally more committed to letting go of the pain, than being right? (36:50)
Need help unlocking mental, emotional, and physical freedom in your life? Grab my new book, Built for Freedom: Adventures Through Stress, Anxiety, Depression, Addiction, Trauma, Pain, and Our Body’s Innate Ability to Leave Them All Behind on Amazon (or Audible) here: https://www.amazon.com/Built-Freedom-Adventures-Depression-Addiction/dp/B0BS79GMYN
Or head over to https://thefreedomspecialist.com/ and book a call where we can look at your unique situation and give you the roadmap you’ve been missing.
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By Bob Gardner
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Throughout the years, the biggest ingredient I've found that determines whether a person finds freedom or not is what I'll call "commitment". Not commitment in the sense of making promises, but a drive to "make this work".
That drive is what led me to my own freedom. It's not the only ingredient, but definitely one of the biggest players. So let's look at it. Could it possibly be that the main reason we fail is because we are more committed to our story, our comforts, our victimhood, our traumas, our triggers, our diagnoses, and our pains than we are to creating a life of freedom? Could that be the real obstacle?
Have a listen.
Highlights:
- I just admit that I cannot do for somebody, what only they can do for themselves. (10:10)
- To put MD after your name, makes people automatically assume that you’re an expert on the subject that you’re teaching. Even if that’s not the case. (14:00)
- The experience we’re giving is also transmitting how to live a good life from your previous one. (32:40)
- Are you willing to embrace that your feelings and thoughts could have been wrong because you’re finally more committed to letting go of the pain, than being right? (36:50)
Need help unlocking mental, emotional, and physical freedom in your life? Grab my new book, Built for Freedom: Adventures Through Stress, Anxiety, Depression, Addiction, Trauma, Pain, and Our Body’s Innate Ability to Leave Them All Behind on Amazon (or Audible) here: https://www.amazon.com/Built-Freedom-Adventures-Depression-Addiction/dp/B0BS79GMYN
Or head over to https://thefreedomspecialist.com/ and book a call where we can look at your unique situation and give you the roadmap you’ve been missing.