Not Your Fault. Still Your Job.
A wasp flew into my house the other day and reminded me of something I spent years getting wrong. At my old place, wasps would slip through the door and head straight for the one window I couldn’t reach without a two-person ladder. So they’d sit up there for days. That is exactly how a limiting belief works. You didn’t invite it, most of yours were wired in before age seven, and it heads for the spot that’s hardest to reach, then quietly runs a pattern you can’t explain. Here’s the part people miss: the belief isn’t your fault, but getting it out is your responsibility. Your brain is built to…
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