Negotiating Narratives: Balancing Observations & Opinions in Self-Leadership

In this episode of Liberatory Self-Leadership, we explore how the subtle difference between observation and opinion can completely shift the way you lead yourself.

Through the story of a real-world co-ownership dispute, I illustrate how mismatched assumptions can derail collaboration — and how the same thing happens inside your own mind. Your conscious and non-conscious voices may be operating from entirely different premises, and without realizing it, you might be treating opinions as facts in your self-talk.

We’ll cover:

• The difference between observing what’s real vs. interpreting through opinion
• How unexamined assumptions shape internal narratives
• The role of self-preservation as a core premise in self-talk
• Practical ways to align both sides of your inner dialogue for liberatory self-leadership

Links & Resources:

• RewriteYourNarrative.com
• Self-Talk Synergy System
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Hosted by Evelyn Eliza - Wellbeing-based Self-Leadership Consultant, Facilitator and Educator for Compassionate, Enterprising Women.

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