Susan Drumm compares the beliefs running in your head to a playlist you never chose. Stories about proving yourself or hiding uncertainty shape your mood and decisions. She says you can identify these tracks, decide if they serve you, and replace them with beliefs that actually work.
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You've got a playlist running in your head right now. No, not music, but beliefs, doubts, old stories. And most of us, we didn't even pick the track. Beliefs like, I have to prove myself, or if I don't fix it, no one will, or I can't let them see I'm unsure. That's not intuition. It's just repetition. A mental track that's been playing for years, and like a song you've heard Too many times you just stop noticing it, but it still shapes your mood and your choices and ultimately your leadership. So here's your job. Hear the track, name it. What's the belief underlying your state of being? And then ask, do I actually want this playing? And if not, skip it. Find the song that matches who you're becoming, because when you change your playlist, you change everything.