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Exploring limiting beliefs

Posted on December 20th, 2013 by Sacha Chua
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I’ve been digging into my limiting beliefs because you’ve got to be able to see them to break through them.

2013-11-05 What are some of my limiting beliefs

It’s easy to slip into comfortable excuses and justifications. =) Harder to recognize your limiting beliefs and see your blind spots (that’s what coaches, mentors, and others are for!), but it’s worth the effort. I wonder what will happen if I start experimenting with some of these next year…

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