Because I can tell you right now…the version of “you” that other people see is a carefully crafted illusion shaped by their limited views and expectations of you.
And even though it’s exhausting, you keep holding onto the illusion. Because it's safer than disappointing other people.
The problem is, you’re so busy people-pleasing and fitting into someone else’s narrative that you’re dimming your own light – and it’s keeping you stuck in mediocrity, because that is what you’ve convinced yourself is normal.
🛑 It doesn’t have to be this way.
You get to decide who you are, how you show up, and what kind of legacy you want to leave behind.
And in this week’s episode of The Limitless Life Podcast, I talk aaalllll about how to master your self-concept and break free from the chains of other peoples’ opinions, so you can stop playing small, and start expanding to new heights!
Wondering what you’ll hear about in this episode? Here’s a sneak peek:
When your identity is defined by what other people think of youThe link between self-concept and external validationHow to build unshakeable confidence and start living for yourselfWhy are you letting someone else’s distorted view of you, hold you back?What happens when you “go along with things” to keep the peaceDismantling your identity to fit into someone else’s mold3 key questions to ask if you want to start living as your genuine selfDo your beliefs match the frequency of the life you want to live?Knowing who you are is the true flexPick one - fight for your limitations or open up to possibilitiesIt’s ok to want moreIf you’re a high achieving woman who’s been making money…buuuuut something feels off, and you’re not moving toward the life & business you desire, here’s the truth:
You’ve got to shift gears.
Inside my 8-week private Expansion Coaching, we uncover hidden beliefs and get to the root of the subconscious patterns that are limiting you…So you can STOP settling, and start living with purpose >>> APPLY HERE
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