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What are you telling yourself?

Sep 3, 2020

What are you programming yourself to believe?
How do you know it is true?

Go slow.
Explore and investigate what you are telling yourself.
Go slower. Make sure what you are telling yourself is true.

Choose your words, thoughts and images slowly during these times.
Make sure they are your truth.

 

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