Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • Breaking Free from Self-Sabotage

    How to Recognize Limiting Beliefs and Move Forward   Self-sabotage is a common pattern that people engage in, and it can manifest in various ways. It can be an unconscious behavior that holds us back from achieving our goals or fulfilling our potential. When we self-sabotage, we prevent ourselves from moving forward and often get […]

  • Boundaries and Consequences

    Creating healthy boundaries and consequences is an important step in finding transformation. Boundaries help to create a foundation of trust and respect in relationships, while also allowing you the freedom to explore your own goals and aspirations. Consequences provide a way for those boundaries to be maintained, holding people accountable for their actions. Boundaries Establishing […]

  • How To Recognize And Overcome Your Limiting Beliefs

    The Power oF Purposeful Action We all have limiting beliefs. They come in different shapes and sizes, but they all have one thing in common: they limit our capacity to achieve our goals and dreams. Limiting beliefs by definition are self-imposed or ingrained beliefs that limit our potential and hinder our development. They could be […]

  • Are You Ready For Change?

    Here’s How To Know When to Start Your Transformation Journey Many of us can feel like something’s off in the moments before we decide to embark on our own personal journey. After all, change can feel scary and uncomfortable. But often, it’s better to make these changes sooner rather than later–it’s easier to tackle problems […]

  • Awakening To What’s Already Here

    When they say become more aware it’s about what’s here and being blocked out.   Usually we block out by creating so many ripples in the water we can’t see our own reflection.    The mental noise, whether it’s overresponding or under responding distorts the signal.    Thing is, for most of our lives we […]

  • It’s Not Just The Inner Critic 

    It’s not just the inner critic ,ya know.   Fxcking with you from inside your head I mean   There’s the inner doubter- immediately attacking your ideas as soon as you think you have a bright one    What about his close sibling the inner skeptic- “you’re not really that sick” “you’re doing that for […]

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