Rethink your relationship with yourself
Your own beliefs could be stopping you from reaching your biggest goals. A limiting view of your own capabilities could rob you of the success you deserve.
If your beliefs are holding you back, how do you change that? Sometimes, you need outside help. Get yourself a counselor, a coach, a trainer, a mentor. Someone who can help you see what you cannot see yourself, someone you're willing to listen to."
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