In this episode of the Be Unmessablewith® podcast, I dive into one of the most underestimated sources of personal power: keeping your word to yourself.
If you’ve ever promised yourself you’d “start Monday,” “slow down,” or “finally make time for you” and then didn’t, this conversation will hit home.
We often talk about integrity in relationships, in business, and with others… but the relationship that determines all the rest is the WORD you have with yourself. When you break promises to yourself, you quietly erode confidence, fuel resentment, and teach your brain that your word doesn’t matter. Over time, that disconnect drains your energy, dulls your creativity, and limits your impact.
But here’s the deal: every time you keep a promise to yourself, even a small one, you rebuild trust. You restore integrity. You strengthen the muscle that can make you truly Unmessablewith.
What you’ll hear in this episode
Why self-trust is the foundation of real power
How breaking promises creates mistrust and self-doubt
The “Small Wins System”, a simple structure for rebuilding self-trust through bite-sized commitments
The “Power Pause Protocol”: How to stop making casual promises you can’t keep
How your word can be your wand and how to use it to design the reality you want
How integrity and discipline become the gateway to freedom, not restriction
What I love about this episode: it’s not about being perfect, it’s about HONOR. Honoring your WORD.. When you start keeping even the tiniest promises to yourself, everything changes: your confidence, your relationships, your ability to create.
That’s what being Unmessablewith® looks like, not reacting to life, but creating it, one promise at a time.
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