WHY YOU AREN'T LEARNING FROM YOUR MISTAKES
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About this listen
Today's ep covers....
• Knowing the problem but not actually solving it
• Repeating patterns you haven’t named yet
• Ignoring the lessons life is trying to teach you
• The difference between “protecting your peace” and avoiding accountability
Journal prompts -
- How does this make me feel….
- Why did this happen? Did I play a part in this happening?
- Does this align with who I want to be?
- Am I able to change the outcome or do I need to remove myself from the situation?
“Are my actions aligned with my goals? What are 3 things I can do right now to change my behavior and make a change?”
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