You ever notice how fast we say it? “I’m so bad at that.” It rolls right off our tongue like we’ve accepted it as part of who we are. “I’m bad at balance.” “I’m bad at remembering things.” “I’m bad at organizing.” We say it so often that it stops sounding like a temporary struggle and starts becoming our identity. In this episode, I unpack what really happens when you keep repeating that story. Over time, those words carve deep grooves in your brain and make you stop trying before you e...
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You ever notice how fast we say it? “I’m so bad at that.” It rolls right off our tongue like we’ve accepted it as part of who we are. “I’m bad at balance.” “I’m bad at remembering things.” “I’m bad at organizing.” We say it so often that it stops sounding like a temporary struggle and starts becoming our identity. In this episode, I unpack what really happens when you keep repeating that story. Over time, those words carve deep grooves in your brain and make you stop trying before you e...
The Word Shift Series: TRY: Why Trying Keeps You From Doing | Ep 47
More Than Dance
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4 weeks ago
The Word Shift Series: TRY: Why Trying Keeps You From Doing | Ep 47
When you use the word “try,” you’re giving yourself an out. It sounds like commitment, but it’s really hesitation in disguise. “Try” helps you avoid failure. It gives you permission to play it safe. It also keeps you from going all in and from learning what you’re actually capable of. Most of the time, try comes from fear of failure, fear of success, or fear of what it means if you really do it. It’s a soft no. It’s a question mark. It says maybe when what you actually mean is yes or ...
More Than Dance
You ever notice how fast we say it? “I’m so bad at that.” It rolls right off our tongue like we’ve accepted it as part of who we are. “I’m bad at balance.” “I’m bad at remembering things.” “I’m bad at organizing.” We say it so often that it stops sounding like a temporary struggle and starts becoming our identity. In this episode, I unpack what really happens when you keep repeating that story. Over time, those words carve deep grooves in your brain and make you stop trying before you e...
