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doubt is a disconnect between your mind, heart, and the voice of your intuition. a disconnect from the intentions of your higher self and the divine plan for your life. if you trust, how can doubt also coexist in the same space?
where does the mind-heart split happen where doubt creeps in and convinces you that this is not right for you based on how you have projected that it could go w/o considering that the worst case scenario is one in infinite potentiality? why does it carry more weight than success?
in which ways do you have to motivate yourself to remember your ability and your talent and knowing that being given more opportunities to try again (a redirection of failure) is a blessing in disguise because now you are certain this means something to you if you try again?
how much could your dreams really mean to you if you're ready to abandon them the minute you have to refine how you go through your process of making them a reality? we all need experiences to clarify our ultimate goals because experiences gives us tools. be kinder to yourself.
you don't have to doubt something so much that you talk yourself out of trying. if you had your dream, it is real. don't doubt yourself and then believe that it's true that you can't do anything. you told yourself that. redirect the negative self-talk and make promises to try.
you never know what direction it could go if you only act out scenarios in your head. get back into your body and do something. you will never know until you try. don't worry about the outcome before you even do the hardest part of tapping into your power and will.
be curious and be open to seeing how you can surprise yourself. don't sell yourself short. you are very talented so embrace it. don't victimize yourself to your gifts. gifts are not curses. they are free tools to help you achieve your dreams.
