Brain Game: Stories We Tell Ourselves
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5m 8s
This discussion explores the hidden narratives we tell ourselves and how they influence our behavior, identity, and outlook on life. Gareth reflects on how internal dialogue can either limit growth or create opportunities, depending on whether the stories are rooted in fear, doubt, or confidence. By becoming more aware of these narratives, we gain the ability to question them and rewrite those that no longer serve us.
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