A client recently said something that completely stopped me in my tracks:
"My mindset determines the choices I'm going to make. Don't decide from a shitty mindset — otherwise, I've rigged the game against myself."
Mic. Drop.
It immediately made me reflect — how often do we do this? How often do we unconsciously (or consciously) make it harder to follow through, succeed, or feel good?
In this episode, I'm sharing:
What it actually means to rig the game against yourself
How to recognize when you're doing it (with real client stories + examples)
What it looks like to rig it in your favor instead
The mindset shift from "positive" to helpful that changes everything
A journaling prompt to help you create your own breakthrough today
