Rick TorrisonLimitless Mindset Coach, Best-selling Author and International Speaker

Identify your LIMITING BELIEFS

Name: Identify your LIMITING BELIEFS
Uploaded: 2024-06-28T19:30:33+00:00
Duration: 59 s
Channel: Rick Torrison
Description: This content was created by Rick Torrison. This content was uploaded by Rick Torrison. This is a YouTube video titled "Identify your LIMITING BELIEFS"…

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This content was created by Rick Torrison. This content was uploaded by Rick Torrison. This is a YouTube video titled "Identify your LIMITING BELIEFS" (created 2024-06-28) containing a short spoken exchange between two speakers discussing how to identify and overcome limiting beliefs. The dialogue focuses on the need for an epiphany that something is lacking in one’s life or organization, and Speaker B uses a scenic-overlook/Blue Ridge Mountains metaphor (and references a book) to describe noticing there is more beyond what one initially settles for. The excerpt is motivational/personal-development in tone.

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How do you get those, you know, that. That sort of aha moment. How do you see those limiting beliefs? How do you. How do you even identify them, let alone get past them?
There has to be an epiphany that something's not where it should be in their lives personally or corporately. Right. I think all of us innately in us is at some point we. We have this desire. We believe there's more. We believe, man, I think I can do better. There's more. There's something greater, right? It's like going around that scenic overlook in the mountain, right? If you've ever been in the mountains and you're driving, you get to it. I love going through the mountains. I used to go through the Blue Ridge Mountains. It's in the book as well. And we. I talk about stopping in an overlook and you get out of your car and you go, man, this is beautiful. Right? This is amazing. And we don't realize that another mile around the corner up the mountain is another scenic overlook that's so much more amazing. It's right there. And we never get to it because we settled in and said, this must be all there is.