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#137: TAKING THE PRESSURE OFF YOURSELF

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TAKING THE PRESSURE OFF YOURSELF
EPISODE #137:
 

In this week’s episode we’re chatting about:

 

Why we put so much pressure on ourselves – and how to reframe our minds to stop this bad habit
3 strategies you can implement into your life to start really taking the pressure off yourself
Some exciting Black Friday and Cyber Monday announcements

 

 

 

 

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WHY DO WE PUT SO MUCH PRESSURE ON OURSELVES?
 

Whispers at night…they say a variety of things:

 

You’re not enough.
You didn’t do enough today.
You didn’t make enough of a difference today.
You could have done _____ better.
You need to do more _____ today or tonight or tomorrow.
You should have thought about doing ________.
You aren’t special or making any noticeable difference in the world.

 
HOW CAN WE START TO OVERCOME AND SILENCE THESE WHISPERS?
 

I combat them by knowing that they are:

 

lies that simply aren’t true
thoughts not of God
the type of thinking that someone who l

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