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Summary

This week author of "Uncover Your Divine Design; Who did God create you to be?" Robin Melvin shares how individuals can overcome a toxic mindset. Sometimes the negative thoughts in our heads originate from childhood, and other times they come from ourselves, or the enemy. These thoughts can limit people and keep them from living their best lives. Robin shares four simple steps that you can take to halt the negativity so that you can uncover your divine design!

Key Takeaways

• Toxic mindsets can arise from childhood and exposure to parents with substance abuse, mental health issues, and/or authoritarian style parenting.
• Authoritarian parenting may have robbed you of your voice and ability to self-advocate, and even your self-value.
• Listeners may have adopted a mindset of perfectionism, people pleasing, fear, or indecision.
• Your brain can wear new grooves that change your pattern of thinking with practice.
• Robin's 4 steps to overcome a toxic mindset: See your thoughts, Set your mind, Seek the Father, Speak what is true.
• A relationship with Jesus is the beginning of freedom, peace and joy.
• Empathy leads to compassion, which can lead to forgiveness.
• You can uncover your divine design!

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