Send us a text You know when you think you’ve healed something, when you’ve told the story enough times that it feels neutral… and then life throws you the same lesson in a new form and says, “Are you really ready for the next level?” That’s where I am right now. Last week I shared the story of shame and money, and how much of my identity was still tied to performance. And after that episode went out, I sat here — staring at my screen — scrolling, procrastinating — and then ...
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Send us a text You know when you think you’ve healed something, when you’ve told the story enough times that it feels neutral… and then life throws you the same lesson in a new form and says, “Are you really ready for the next level?” That’s where I am right now. Last week I shared the story of shame and money, and how much of my identity was still tied to performance. And after that episode went out, I sat here — staring at my screen — scrolling, procrastinating — and then ...
The Art of Self-Sabotage: Why We Block Our Own Success (and How to Stop)
The Pursuit of MiSELF
35 minutes
2 months ago
The Art of Self-Sabotage: Why We Block Our Own Success (and How to Stop)
Send us a text We all do it — sometimes in small ways, sometimes in big ones. Self-sabotage creeps in just when we’re on the edge of something great. But here’s the truth: self-sabotage isn’t laziness or weakness. It’s your nervous system trying to keep you safe in what feels familiar. In this episode of The Pursuit of MiSELF, Rayne unpacks: What self-sabotage really is (and what it’s not)Why your nervous system resists the very things you desireHow to spot the stories and beliefs that are ke...
The Pursuit of MiSELF
Send us a text You know when you think you’ve healed something, when you’ve told the story enough times that it feels neutral… and then life throws you the same lesson in a new form and says, “Are you really ready for the next level?” That’s where I am right now. Last week I shared the story of shame and money, and how much of my identity was still tied to performance. And after that episode went out, I sat here — staring at my screen — scrolling, procrastinating — and then ...
