Your Life On Purpose

Last episode, I've talked about  ways we can identify and crush our barriers and I mentioned self-limiting beliefs. And Sometimes, we just need to get out of our own way as Jay Stolar taught us. Today, I’d like to dive deep into self-limiting beliefs. Why?   Because I’m having them right now and something tells me you might too.    Sometimes whenever I have self-limiting beliefs, I like to think back to my childhood.   I mean, heck, everything in the books says I should be a failure.   I’m adopted. Was raised in a poor family with parents who didn’t go college.  And had an alcoholic as a father.    When I look at Maslow’s hierarchy of self-actualization, it makes little sense why I’ve been able to get to where I am today.   Apparently, the research says adopted kids typically end up in jail or really struggle to make something of themselves. They also tend to have bizarre personalities due to attachment or abandonment issues. For instance, that’s why adopted kids like Steve Jobs of Apple Computers and Larry E