The Moment I Stopped Being a VICTIM (Changed Everything) | Eric Thomas EP 845

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"The hardest thing I've ever done was look in the mirror and tell myself I was sorry - sorry for what I've got myself into, the choices that I made." - Eric Thomas

In a raw and revealing conversation, Eric Thomas opens up about the pivotal moment that transformed his life from living in abandoned buildings as a homeless high school dropout to becoming one of the most influential voices in personal development. ET shares the painful reality of discovering family secrets at age 12 and his subsequent pattern of running away from conflicts, highlighting how his victim mindset kept him trapped in a cycle of blame and self-sabotage. His story demonstrates the profound impact of taking personal responsibility, even in the face of legitimate childhood trauma and difficult circumstances.

The conversation delves deep into Thomas's powerful realization that he was the common denominator in his life circumstances, leading to a transformative moment of self-reflection and accountability. Rather than continuing to blame his mother's teenage pregnancy, his absent biological father, or his challenging upbringing in Detroit, ET describes the liberating yet difficult process of acknowledging his role in his life's direction. This honest examination of his past reveals how shifting from external blame to internal responsibility became the foundation for his extraordinary journey of personal growth and professional success.

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