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Decisions aren't about getting rid of fear, but about managing, not faking, but holding the confidence to take one step forward at a time, regardless of the pace.
This isn't another how-to book. I'm not here to tell you what to think or what to do.
Delusion: a belief or impression that is firmly maintained despite being contradicted by what is generally accepted as reality or a rational argument.
An ideology to most is unrealistic or irrational until it works, until someone becomes delusional enough to follow through.
I naively existed, thinking everyone lived life with a similar perspective to my own until I realized they weren't.
"For a long time, I've followed your social media accounts and was like, wait, she's talking about all this strong girl energy stuff but then casually opens up, talks about her insecurities, what keeps her up at night-the struggles and challenges she faces. And then it clicked. That's the f**king point," a client shared with me.
"Just be you," I said back. Which often raises the question, “Who even am I?”, leading you to spiral and freak the f**k out. Who are you without all the conditioning, limiting beliefs and external input? It's easy to turn to social media as a platform to share who we wish we were versus using it as a tool to connect us to who we actually are.
This isn't another how-to book. I'm not here to tell you what to think or what to do.
Delusion: a belief or impression that is firmly maintained despite being contradicted by what is generally accepted as reality or a rational argument.
An ideology to most is unrealistic or irrational until it works, until someone becomes delusional enough to follow through.
I naively existed, thinking everyone lived life with a similar perspective to my own until I realized they weren't.
"For a long time, I've followed your social media accounts and was like, wait, she's talking about all this strong girl energy stuff but then casually opens up, talks about her insecurities, what keeps her up at night-the struggles and challenges she faces. And then it clicked. That's the f**king point," a client shared with me.
"Just be you," I said back. Which often raises the question, “Who even am I?”, leading you to spiral and freak the f**k out. Who are you without all the conditioning, limiting beliefs and external input? It's easy to turn to social media as a platform to share who we wish we were versus using it as a tool to connect us to who we actually are.