Claire HayekFounder, Mind. Soul. Purpose (MSP) Teambuilding · Pressure-Proof Leadership | Neuroscience-based leadership

FOR THOSE OF YOU UNSURE IN LIFE THIS IS FOR YOU!

26 Aug 2024 · 1 min

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In this short motivational monologue, the speaker encourages listeners to treat the moment they begin questioning their inner voice as a positive sign of self‑awareness. She advises that when uncertainty arises about whether a thought is truly an inner voice or a fabrication, one should return to the heart for clarification, even if no immediate answer appears. The speaker recommends allowing varying amounts of time—days, weeks, or even a month—to sit with the doubt. If the uncertainty persists, she suggests pausing the action, openly asking for a sign, and paying close attention to any signals that indicate whether the path is correct. The overall message is to embrace questioning, practice patience, and seek external or internal cues before committing to a decision.

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So the minute you start questioning your inner voice is a good thing. Why? Because now you're thinking about, is this like really something that truly is speaking to me? The minute you start asking questions, now you're in your head, which is good, remember? But when I'm not sure if I'm fabricating and if this is an inner voice, what I do, I go back to my heart and I ask myself the same question. And sometimes I don't have the answer. Sometimes I take the day, 2, 1 week, a month. It's okay. If you're questioning questioning that much and doubting and feeling like maybe this is not a good thing for me, then put it on pause, put it out there, say, give me a sign. If this is going to work, if this is really what I'm supposed to do, make this happen. So take the time, wait for those signs, or pay attention more.