Marc Haine argues that constantly searching for personal flaws wastes energy. Instead, focus on what you want to feel, experience, and create. When limiting beliefs show up, treat them as specific obstacles to solve, then get back to the goal.
It's funny because when we start to shift some of these things, it can create almost an unhealthy desire to start fixing everything that's wrong with us. Okay? And so, what I always tell my clients is, don't go looking for stuff to fix. You will never run out of stuff to fix. It's the wrong place to focus. So better is to be focused on your goals, what you want to be experiencing, how you want to feel, what you want to be creating. Focus on the goals because in pursuit of achieving that goal, you're going to bump up against your limiting beliefs. And when you bump up against the limiting beliefs, that is when we address it. And once you shift whatever that obstacle is, you pivot your focus again and you get focused, refocused on your goal.
