What if the next time your inner critic pipes up after a setback, you didn't have to fight it?
Instead of draining your battery in a battle you can’t win, learn one simple shift that changes the conversation entirely. This episode gives you a powerful tool to save your energy for the only thing that matters: your next helpful step.
This isn’t about ignoring what happened; it’s about choosing a response that keeps you in the game instead of pushing you to quit.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Your Practice from This Episode:
The next time you stumble and the critical voice appears, try this small action:
To mark the moment you become your own best ally, text yourself the word "Reset" as a quiet acknowledgment of your progress.
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