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How to Get Out of Your Own Way and Bring Your Dreams to Life

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We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” ~Albert Einstein For a long time, I lived under the illusion that I was solving the problems standing between me and my desires.

Whether it was love, success, or the kind of life I dreamed of, I believed I was taking the necessary steps to create what I wanted.

But what I was really doing (without realizing it) was keeping those things forever at arm’s length. I was trying to create something from the same conditioning I’d adopted to navigate a difficult childhood, and all it did was reinforce the self-concept I’d walked away with (low self-worth and feeling “unreal” and inferior) and create more circumstances that reflected that self-concept back to me.

This happened across the board. Early on in my business, I’d pour everything into creating an offer—a course, a program, something I deeply believed in.

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