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What if the thoughts running your life weren’t even yours?

In this deeply insightful episode of Life in Transition, Art Blanchford sits down with Bob Hurd, a performance coach, Navy veteran, and advocate for living authentically. Bob shares his transformative journey from a five-year-old boy riddled with fear and self-doubt to a man who calls himself "the most loved person on the planet."

Bob reveals how early beliefs—rooted in trauma—shaped his perception of self-worth, driving decades of destructive behaviors despite outward success. Through self-awareness, mindset work, and a dedication to being rather than doing, Bob learned to break free from these patterns and embrace a life filled with peace, purpose, and love.

Discover how identifying recurring thoughts, creating meaningful practices, and cultivating a relationship with your inner being can help you navigate your own life transitions. Bob’s message reminds us that change begins within—and that we are far more powerful than we can imagine

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