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The second person dialogue

The following dialogue is an example: "I understand you're worried, but remember that you know how to overcome it. You've done it before, so trust that you deserve the best. You're strong, just keep trying".

Finally, this process takes time. Changing that limiting internal discource may be hard first, but you'll see changes progressively if you commit to it.

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