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In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on the lies we've all absorbed from our families, society, and culture. These beliefs feel like truth because we soaked them up before we could even question them. But here's the thing: they're not yours, and they don't have to run your life.
What We Cover:
The Patriarchy Wake-Up Call How a random conversation revealed my own inherited patriarchal programming (spoiler: it was humbling as fuck)
Common Inherited Lies We All Believe:
- Money doesn't grow on trees
- Rich people are selfish/unethical
- Hard work is the ONLY way to make money
- Your body needs to be fixed/controlled
- You need to heal more before you can succeed
- Love means sacrifice
- If you're not struggling, you're being selfish
Where These Beliefs Come From
We inherit operating systems from caregivers, society, schools, and social circles, absorbing them when our brains weren't developed enough to question them
How to Spot What's Not Yours:
- Disproportionate reactions to small triggers
- "That's just how it is" thinking
- Patterns repeating through generations
- Unspoken family rules
The Work: How to Dismantle Inherited Lies
Byron Katie's four questions that'll flip your limiting beliefs on their head:
- Is it true?
- Is it absolutely, irrevocably true?
- How do you react when you believe that thought?
- Who would you be without that thought?
Plus the turnaround—finding evidence that the opposite is possible
Your Brain Loves Evidence
Want to rewire a belief? Feed your brain proof that something else is possible. That's where the magic happens.
Ready to Go Deeper?
Join the Worthy AF Experience starting February 23rd. 4 weeks of dismantling the beliefs standing between you and the life you deserve. You'll walk away with workbooks, journal prompts, and actual tools to use anytime limiting beliefs try to run the show.
FREE 7-Day Self-Worth Glow-Up Challenge starts Valentine's Day (February 14th). Seven days of overhauling your sense of self-worth. Join NOW!
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