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Your subconscious mind is a program responsible for regulating your body and guiding your automatic responses. This enigmatic entity has evolved over countless millennia, and it often misaligns with the realities of the 21st century, sparking internal conflicts. Explore a technique that can help you connect with this ancient but omnipresent part of your psyche.
Have you ever wondered why those around us don’t always offer their full support when we strive for great achievements? It’s not just a matter of envy; there’s usually nothing substantial to envy yet. The root of this behavior can be traced back to the deeply ingrained behavioral programs we’ve inherited from our distant ancestors.
Low self-esteem is often not based on reality. It’s how our subconscious reacts to the story we’ve been telling ourselves about our lives. And the best part? You have the ability to rewrite this narrative.
Many women strive to be “good girls,” always seeking to please others but often find themselves feeling drained and unappreciated. That is the downside of being a perpetual people-pleaser.
Feelings of self-doubt often arise from inner turmoil that obscures the exact barriers thwarting your progress. When the cause remains unclear, finding a solution becomes challenging. In this article, I’ll explore five common issues that undermine self-esteem and fuel persistent self-doubt.
What if your past goals have already been achieved, lost their appeal, or have been proven to be unrealistic. How do you discover what you really want in life? Here’s a way out…
What happens if a person dies before they can realize their potential? Does it mean that their life mission failed?
I recently had a chat with a lady who’s trying to build her ESL (English as a Second Language) business. Despite pouring hours into her website and social media, she’s still seeing few clients. Frustration creeping in, she started questioning her choices: “With thousands of people needing to improve their English, why aren’t they choosing…
