Breaking Through Limiting Beliefs: Shifting Your Inner Narrative

Welcome back to Hillary’s Mindscape! In my personal journey of self-discovery, one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned is how our thoughts shape our lives.

Have you ever felt like something was holding you back, but you couldn’t quite figure out what it was? It might be a limiting belief—a thought you’ve carried for so long, you didn’t even realize it was holding you back.

I’ve been there. I used to tell myself that success, happiness, and growth were only for certain people, not for me. I believed that I wasn’t good enough or capable enough.

But as I began to look inside, I realized that these beliefs weren’t truths—they were just stories I had been telling myself.

What Are Limiting Beliefs?

Limiting beliefs are thoughts or beliefs we have about ourselves, others, or the world that keep us stuck. They might sound like:

• “I’m not good enough.”

• “I don’t deserve success.”

• “I’ll never be able to change.”

These beliefs aren’t facts—they are just stories. And the amazing thing is, we can change the story anytime we choose.

How These Beliefs Shape Our Lives

When we believe something negative about ourselves, like “I’m not worthy of success,” we tend to act in ways that support that belief. We avoid risks, doubt ourselves, and stay stuck in the same cycle. And because we act based on what we believe, we start to see that belief reflected in our life.

But here’s the thing: Your beliefs don’t have to define you. You have the power to change them.

Shifting Your Inner Narrative

The first step is awareness. Recognize that these limiting beliefs exist, and begin to ask yourself: Is this belief really true? What evidence do you have to support it?

For me, once I started questioning my beliefs, I realized that many of them weren’t true at all. Success was not out of my reach. I was worthy of happiness, and I had the power to change.

You can start doing the same thing today. Think about one belief that has been holding you back. Ask yourself:

Is this belief true?

• What would happen if I let go of it?

• How would my life look if I started believing in myself?

Next Steps: Reflect on one belief that’s been limiting you. Write it down and then challenge it. Is it really true? What if you could choose to believe something different, something empowering?

In the next post, we’ll dive into how you can replace those limiting beliefs with beliefs that will help you unlock your full potential.

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9 Comments

  1. Nobody can believe in you like yourself that's has always been my school of taught...

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  2. This is really an eye opener I found this helpful

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  3. Redefining your beliefs and acting right..... This will help to cut out those beliefs that overwhelm your inner mind
    Keep it up Hillary this is so relieving.

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    1. Thank you, Faith.
      I’m glad you found it relieving.
      Redefining our beliefs is such a powerful way to clear out what doesn’t serve us and make room for growth.
      I appreciate your support.

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  4. Good job bro. Until a man discovered him self. It will be hard for such a man to know who he his.

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    1. Thanks so much Broadway, You're absolutely right—self-discovery is key to truly understanding who we are. It’s a powerful journey

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  5. This ideal is a good one actually but so many people are scared of their previous failure but believing in yourself can help you press on to achieving another face of life

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  6. What a thought to reflect on.

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Thank you for your engagement.