A short coaching monologue (YouTube video) arguing that the first step to freedom is recognizing that you are not free—acknowledging problems or limiting beliefs (including addiction or areas where otherwise successful people still suffer) and reconsidering the "normal" you have accepted so change can begin.
The first step to freedom, right, Is identifying that we're not free, right? In anything that we do. The first step to breaking through, breaking free, an addiction, whatever it is, we've got to recognize that there's a problem, right? Houston, we've got a problem, right? If we don't recognize there's a problem, we can't do anything about it. We've already determined, predetermined that this is as good as it gets, and it could be something very good. This, a lot of you may be thinking, well, this is for people who are really struggling and they're not very successful. I work with a lot of people who are extremely successful. What they found is they're really good in one area of their lives, but they have these limiting beliefs in other areas where they've suffered, where they've. Where they're struggling, and they don't want to struggle there anymore, but they've just accepted it. And so they come to me and we start coaching and walking through it, and it's starting to recognize the normal they're living in. The first step in the freedom, the first step in this process is will you consider the normal that you're living in that maybe it's not normal?
