168. When you see yourself differently, everything changes. With Kim Payne
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We spend so much time focusing on where we haven't arrived yet that we rarely stop to recognise just how far we've come.
In this episode, I share a powerful exercise I’ve been using in recent workshops with people of all ages, industries, and backgrounds.
The results were extraordinary.
As people reflected on the past five years of their lives, many reflected on their achievements, challenges they'd overcome, relationships they'd built, and personal growth they'd completely forgotten.
But this isn't just about looking backward.
It's about seeing the evidence of your progress and how it changes how you see yourself... and why that shift might be the very thing that unlocks your next chapter.
I talk about why we often minimise our own progress, how our past can become proof of what's possible, and ask one simple question that could completely change the way you think about your future.
If you've been feeling stuck, questioning yourself, or wondering whether you're capable of something bigger, this episode offers a fresh perspective that may change far more than you expect.
Key takeaways:
o Why looking back may be the fastest way to move forward.
o The surprising reason we forget just how much we've already overcome.
o How one simple exercise can completely change the way you see yourself.
o What your past reveals about what you're capable of next.
o The question that helps you create your next five years with intention.
o Why your future isn't built by achievements alone... but by who you become along the way.
o How seeing yourself differently can change everything that comes next.
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