Start Your Transformation Now 

In this episode of Transform Your Life From the Inside Out, Jim Fortin delves into why creating lasting change in life often feels hard, slow, and minimal. Drawing on his decades of work with Don Javier and personal experience, Jim unpacks the psychological and spiritual factors that keep many people stuck and struggling to make significant progress in their lives. 

Jim explores the powerful concept of "context versus content," explaining how your subconscious beliefs shape your reality. This episode provides insights into why many people resist change, how beliefs create invisible "glass ceilings," and actionable strategies to help you overcome them. 

If you’re ready to challenge your limiting beliefs, shift your mindset, and unlock the ease of transformation, this episode is packed with practical wisdom and tools to get started. 

What You’ll Discover in This Episode: 

Listen, apply, and enjoy! 

Transformational Takeaway: 

Change becomes easy when you learn to work with your brain and subconscious mind rather than against them. By shifting your overarching belief from "change is hard" to "change is easy," you unlock the potential for rapid and lasting transformation in every area of your life. Reflect on this: What belief about change is holding you back, and how can you start rewriting it today? 

Mentioned Resources:

Want to access my Secret Podcast? Go here www.jimfortin.com/bedohave-insiders

Émile Coué’s Self-Suggestion Techniques

What to Say When You Talk To Yourself

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With Gratitude, Jim Fortin