Let's be honest. You’ve tried affirmations. You’ve written them in your journal, whispered them to your reflection, and set that daily phone reminder. And yet, despite your best intentions, they can feel hollow. The new belief you’re trying so desperately to install feels temporary, like a coat you keep taking off. The needle barely moves. If this feels familiar, I want you to know the problem isn’t with the affirmations—or with you. The problem is where we keep them. A powerful thought confined to the pages of a notebook is one thing, but a belief that is constantly reflected back at you from your daily environment? That becomes your reality. It's time to stop just saying your affirmations and start seeing them everywhere you look.

Your limiting belief isn’t just a thought... it’s a story you’ve been rehearsing. Yesterday, we put that belief on trial. Play both roles: 1. DEFENSE — What’s the case for this belief? 2. PROSECUTOR — What lies has it told? What has it cost you? Because the truth is: Most beliefs aren’t based on facts… They’re based on fear. You’re not on trial anymore. The lie is. Let it go. #21DayChallenge #LimitingBeliefs #MindsetShift #PersonalGrowth #TMHyman #BreakthroughDay

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Today, take a moment to stand still and consider. While driving to Virginia for the holidays I was blessed with this beautiful rising of the sun. “Stand still, and consider the wondrous works of God" is a powerful line from the Bible, specifically Job 37:14, encouraging awe and reflection on divine power and creation. It's a call to pause, look beyond immediate problems, and recognize God's presence and wisdom in the natural world, like the balancing of clouds, lightning and the sunrise.

This week, I’m starting simple: I’m grateful for each of you and the relationships we possess and truly just to be here. Not for the titles. Not for the wins. For breath. For another chance to share space with you and learn. For the gift of today. In a world obsessed with “what’s next,” gratitude brings us back to what’s now. In the comments, share ONE thing you’re grateful for that money can’t buy. Let’s fill this space with thankfulness this week!