The Jim Fortin Podcast Ep 208: That’s Enough. You Are Worthy!
The headline of this podcast sounds like motivational hyperbole, but is it?
In this episode, I interview one of my students, Leticia, and she’ll share with you how before we met me she was driven by “negativity, feelings of being lost, broken, unworthy and in complete victim mentality”.
Not only all this, but she also had “no idea” she was living this way because it had become a way of life for her. She became blind to her complete unhappiness because she lived it subconsciously and had lived it for so many years.
This goes to show all of us. No matter where we are in life, our external life is a reflection of our internal subconscious paradigms.
As I have said many times and you’ll hear her say, “She was operating from her head and not her heart.” And, this is vital that we all come to know this. I was the same when younger in life and what I have found is that when we work from our analytical mind we only find ourselves in the same traps over and over again.
On top of all this, she was in an “abusive relationship” and she felt like she could not get out because the world was in the midst of covid, her husband was disabled and she had no mobility because of lockdowns.
Some can relate to her story, come cannot as many of us are not “that far down in life,” but everyone listening can realize one thing – no matter where you are in life you can change and have a better life when you work from one context.
And, that context is this…. “That’s enough, you are worthy.”
The reason most of us don’t have what we want in life is because we do not feel worthy.
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