What if the thoughts you believe about yourself aren't actually the truth?
For years, Scott believed his thoughts were facts and that the stories in his head were telling him something true about who he was, what other people thought of him, and how the world worked.
Eventually, he began to recognize something different: We are more than what our thoughts say about us and the world around us. Our thoughts can be made-up of stories, fragments, and half-truths.
In this episode, Scott shares the personal shift that became the foundation for Imperfection Wellness and Possley's Paradigm, his framework of 10 Universal Truths for moving toward greater awareness, authenticity, contentment, and fulfillment from within.
He explores the difference between Ego, True Self, and the Present Moment, and how becoming aware of the stories we believe can create space between a thought and our response to it.
This is also an introduction to the ideas behind Scott's work: breaking out of patterns driven by fear and comparison, reconnecting with the present moment, and learning to live with more calm, clarity, and self-trust.
You don't have to believe everything your mind tells you.
Learn more about Imperfection Wellness, More Than My Thoughts, and Possley's Paradigm at ImperfectionWellness.com.