I used to think that I was a bother to everyone around me. I felt like no one wanted to waste their time with me, and I didn't want to impose by taking too long with them.
Have you ever felt the same way?
This came from a number of unpleasant interactions. Some things were misunderstandings when I was a child, some were the rush of others busy lives, but I thought it meant I was a problem.
That is what became problematic. I wasn't a problem, but I never challenged the lie that I thought was true....until I did.
The truth, that I held on to a lie as if it were truth, impacted my narrative about myself. Once I realized the truths and challenged the lie, I got unstuck.
You too, can get unstuck.
I'm sure you may have parts of your life story that gave you the wrong impression, too, at times.
Listen to this week's podcast to hear 7 Steps for rewriting your story so you can get unstuck, too.
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If you want to see a basically clean, feel good movie, I recommend "The Unbreakable Boy". It's a heart-tugger for sure, and heart wrenching at times, but it's a good movie overall and based on a true family/story.
My husband and I went to see it as one of the fun things we did while on a get-away last week. It was great to settle in with him, some pizza, and whatever else we had with us to watch a good flick.
It's easy to observe what happens in a movie, but what if you could observe your life in such a way that you could gain more clarity and make powerful and intentional choices about your "script?"
That's basically what this week's episode explains how to do. If you haven't checked out this week's podcast yet, click here.
If you want to see a basically clean, feel good movie, I recommend "The Unbreakable Boy". It's a heart-tugger for sure, and heart wrenching at times, but it's a good movie overall and based on a true family/story.
My husband and I went to see it as one of the fun things we did while on a get-away last week. It was great to settle in with him, some pizza, and whatever else we had with us to watch a good flick.
It's easy to observe what happens in a movie, but what if you could observe your life in such a way that you could gain more clarity and make powerful and intentional choices about your "script?"
That's basically what this week's episode explains how to do. If you haven't checked out this week's podcast yet, click here.
