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In this deeply honest episode, Jo shares why your self-talk matters—especially when you're stepping into vulnerability and visibility.
Using a personal stories she breaks down:
Why we carry an inner critic: Contrived to keep us safe, it shows up when we're doing something new or scary—like standing on a board in the sea.
How old identities hold you back: Joelle recalls her younger self, so self-conscious she would avoid swim class—symptomatic of wounded identity loops.
The power of real-time awareness: Instead of defaulting to criticism, she paused mid-fall, asked herself, “What story am I telling?”, and chose empowerment over shame.
Steps to shift into your emergent self:
Spot when you’re acting from wounded places
Keep asking "Who am I without my labels?"
Upgrade your self-talk with compassion and truth
Big Takeaway: Every moment gives you a choice—stay small in the wounded self, or step into the powerful, loving adult you’re becoming. And yes, shifting your self‑talk actually lands in your body when it’s consistent and intentional.
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By Joanne BellIn this deeply honest episode, Jo shares why your self-talk matters—especially when you're stepping into vulnerability and visibility.
Using a personal stories she breaks down:
Why we carry an inner critic: Contrived to keep us safe, it shows up when we're doing something new or scary—like standing on a board in the sea.
How old identities hold you back: Joelle recalls her younger self, so self-conscious she would avoid swim class—symptomatic of wounded identity loops.
The power of real-time awareness: Instead of defaulting to criticism, she paused mid-fall, asked herself, “What story am I telling?”, and chose empowerment over shame.
Steps to shift into your emergent self:
Spot when you’re acting from wounded places
Keep asking "Who am I without my labels?"
Upgrade your self-talk with compassion and truth
Big Takeaway: Every moment gives you a choice—stay small in the wounded self, or step into the powerful, loving adult you’re becoming. And yes, shifting your self‑talk actually lands in your body when it’s consistent and intentional.
withjobell.com