So many of our self-limiting behaviors begin with how we speak to ourselves. 💛
A brief spoken clip (YouTube) by Fleet Maull about self-limiting behaviors. The speaker advises that such behaviors are learned habits, often unconscious, and recommends not identifying with them or taking them personally. Instead, notice them, respond with kindness toward yourself, and take supportive actions from a place of care rather than self-judgment.
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