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Kick self-doubt to the curb and start thinking on purpose! In this episode, Regan talks about doubt, where it REALLY comes from, and how it can hold you back from living the life you want. She'll help you recognize the endless cycle of habitual thinking, self-doubt, and inertia in your life and business. Hit play on this episode now to learn how to question, heal and move through negative mindsets so you can allow yourself to feel doubt without allowing it to paralyze you in your business or life!
Doubt is natural and, in fact, is helpful in keeping us safe. But sometimes, our habitual thinking - our idea of what is a fact - can be mistaken for doubt. Regan uses the example of debt. Many of us were taught from a young age that "debt" = "irresponsible." This isn't necessarily true; debt can sometimes save us money in the long run when we use this debt as an investment. But even so, our brain has coupled these two things - debt and irresponsibility - together. To move forward, it is crucial that we uncouple the facts as we see them and instead recognize them for what they are: conditioning/habitual thinking.
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Connect with Regan:
Instagram: @_reganstorm
Apply to work with Regan: 1:1 Coaching with Regan
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Kick self-doubt to the curb and start thinking on purpose! In this episode, Regan talks about doubt, where it REALLY comes from, and how it can hold you back from living the life you want. She'll help you recognize the endless cycle of habitual thinking, self-doubt, and inertia in your life and business. Hit play on this episode now to learn how to question, heal and move through negative mindsets so you can allow yourself to feel doubt without allowing it to paralyze you in your business or life!
Doubt is natural and, in fact, is helpful in keeping us safe. But sometimes, our habitual thinking - our idea of what is a fact - can be mistaken for doubt. Regan uses the example of debt. Many of us were taught from a young age that "debt" = "irresponsible." This isn't necessarily true; debt can sometimes save us money in the long run when we use this debt as an investment. But even so, our brain has coupled these two things - debt and irresponsibility - together. To move forward, it is crucial that we uncouple the facts as we see them and instead recognize them for what they are: conditioning/habitual thinking.
Highlights in this episode:
Resources Mentioned:
Connect with Regan:
Instagram: @_reganstorm
Apply to work with Regan: 1:1 Coaching with Regan
Your Sales Strategy Blueprint for 2022 Freebie!