Feeling stuck doesn’t mean you’re broken. Your nervous system just needs new instructions.
Short monologue (YouTube video) asserting that self-limiting beliefs are changeable: current beliefs are not permanent and may have reasons for existing, but they need not define a person forever. The speaker frames feeling "stuck" as reversible rather than evidence of being "broken."
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