Self-Trust

Lack of self-trust is at the core of intrusive thoughts and many symptoms of anxiety. This often manifests as valuing others’ opinions more than your own, caring what others think, perfectionism, difficulty making decisions, pervasive self-doubt, and equating your self-worth with externals like achievement, culturally-sanctioned definitions of success, and even your choice of partner. In order to heal self-trust from the root you must learn what it means to fill your well of Self from the inside out, which many of these articles teach.

To learn deeply what it means to heal your broken self-trust and begin to live the life you’re meant to live, click here to learn more about my Trust Yourself course.

A Psychic Told Me To Leave My Relationship

I can't tell you how many times I've heard or read some version of the following email that I recently received (published here with permission): I am in a loving relationship and engaged. A psychic woman told me very specifically that I will definitely not marry this...

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This is One Reason Why People are Scared to Trust Themselves

Oh, the what-ifs... I've received hundreds of queries over the years that reflect some version of the same question: "What if I learn to trust myself and then I realize that my truth is that I have to leave my partner?" or "What if I turn inward and discover a deep,...

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