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Episode 53: Breaking Up With Your Excuses: A Conversation About What Healing Takes

Episode 53: Breaking Up With Your Excuses: A Conversation About What Healing Takes

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Commitment and responsibility aren't just powerful concepts, they're the foundation of any successful healing journey. Ever wonder why some people transform their health while others remain stuck despite trying the same approaches? The difference lies in these two fundamental principles.

Denise and Kira dive deep into what it truly means to take 100% responsibility for your healing and to stay committed even when life throws obstacles in your path. Through personal stories they demonstrate how showing up for yourself when it's inconvenient separates those who transform from those who remain stuck.

The conversation explores the critical connection between identity and healing. "You don't get what you want; you get who you are becoming," Denise reminds us, highlighting how stepping into the identity of a healthy person or successful business owner requires more than just actions—it demands a shift in how you think, feel, and perceive yourself.

Most eye-opening is their discussion about our thought patterns: 98% of today's thoughts are repeats from yesterday, and approximately 95% have a negative bias. This repetitive cycle keeps us trapped in old patterns unless we consciously commit to interrupting these thoughts. As they share, "Discomfort is temporary, but transformation is permanent."

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