Embracing Your Inherent Worth | 2min snip from A Changed Mind

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095 How I Freed Myself From “Not Good Enough"

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Embracing Your Inherent Worth

This chapter delves into the idea of self-worth, challenging the belief of inadequacy that many hold. It encourages listeners to reconnect with their intrinsic value by fostering mindfulness and appreciating the beauty in their lives.

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In "A Changed Mind," our host David Bayer tackles the pervasive limiting belief of feeling "not enough," which hinders personal growth and fulfillment. Through a blend of neuroscience, spirituality, and personal anecdotes, David guides listeners on a transformative journey to dismantle this belief. He emphasizes the innate worthiness of every individual, drawing parallels with nature and loved ones to illustrate that worthiness is inherent, not earned.

This episode offers practical insights and exercises to help listeners break free from self-doubt and embrace their true potential. Join David as he provides tools and wisdom to inspire lasting change, encouraging a mindset of abundance and self-acceptance.

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What We Explored This Episode

00:30 Breaking the Habit of Feeling Unworthy

06:00 Understanding Limiting Beliefs

Memorable Quotes

"The biggest limiting belief, the most crippling one, is the idea that we are not enough. It prevents us from having financial prosperity and abundance, and from seeing clearly the purpose we are meant to fulfill in this life."

"Think about nature for a minute. Are some trees or squirrels worthier than others? Everything out there is worthy, is good enough. So what about you? Are you good enough? Yes, of course you are."

"You've always been enough. You are right now, aren't you? There's nothing we could add to you, nothing we could take away. Every time you forget, it's because when you remember, you're strengthening that belief inside of you that you are worthy."