D - my first step is to catch myself and any limiting beliefs. As I catch myself I do not allow the story to get any traction. As often as I do this I aim to counter the story my thinking others have done it or even approach it from another way in order to dispel the story.

I proved if I think it, and it was a fleeting thought it happened. Now taking that full circle what if…… But is is not what if, it is what is. When I stop kidding myself all things become not only possible by also a reality.

💭 WHAT AM I PRETENDING NOT TO KNOW? I am going to ask YOU - WHAT ARE YOU PRETENDING NOT TO KNOW? I am thinking Verbal Akiydo because, we all have that one conversation we're avoiding. That truth we don't want to face. That situation we know needs addressing. But here's another question… 🔥 What if it's not the truth we're afraid of, but the conversation that follows? This week in Verbal Aikido, we're beginning: 🗣️ Chapter 6: Dealing with Difficult Conversations 🎯 Lesson 1: Defusing the Adversarial Mindset We've learnt how to build rapport, listen and ask better questions. Now we're exploring how to stay calm, confident and respectful when conversations become challenging. ✨ Because recognising the truth is one thing. Knowing how to communicate it without creating conflict is another. 📅 Wednesday | 5:00 PM EST 💻 Join us on Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89216939169?pwd=AHbUrVK2Yg9YxEZGnSaktBLiNqS2CR.1 Meeting ID: 892 1693 9169 Passcode: 330237 💖 Super Human Community, here's my question for you: What's harder — admitting the truth to yourself or having the conversation that truth requires? 👇🏾 Share your thoughts below, or come explore this with us on Wednesday. Everyone is welcome!

Loving the thought provocation 💜