Legendary transformational hypnotherapist, Marisa Peer, shares three powerful words that have the ability to challenge and erase self doubt.
These words have literally changed the lives of tens of thousands of the Mindvalley tribe.
Marisa’s past clients include Royalty, Olympic Athletes, Hollywood A-Listers, and CEOs of huge companies, but her vision isn’t exclusive to just celebrities.
According to Marisa, named the Best British Therapist by Tatler and Men’s Health magazines, all our trauma and difficulties can be boiled down to the belief that we’re not enough.
And all it takes to remove that belief is three simple words.
When Marisa first spoke at Mindvalley’s A-Fest, these three words started a viral movement within our community. People started writing them in lipstick on their mirrors, they wrote them on sticky notes around the house, set them as screensavers on their phones and laptops, some even tattooed them on their bodies!
The words?
I Am Enough.
Here’s how constantly reminding yourself of these three words and consistently programming them into your subconscious can help you see dramatic improvements in your self-esteem and outlook on life.
What Is Self-Doubt?
Self-doubt is the lack of belief in your own talents and abilities. But it goes much further and deeper than this.
Self-doubt, at its core, is an expression of inadequacy.
We lack confidence. We don’t trust that we’re capable of taking care of what’s going on around us, either personally or professionally.
Self-doubt can manifest in a number of ways, but it often stems from deeply held subconscious beliefs imprinted from childhood trauma.
The real question is: how do we get rid of it?
How to challenge feelings of inadequacy
Feeling inadequate, deficient, or incapable isn’t a pleasant experience. And rest assured, it’s something we all feel every once in a while.
But when self-doubt becomes a crippling everyday occurrence, the long-term effects can be disastrous.
And that’s why Marisa Peer’s advice about conquering self-doubt is monumentally important.
“I’m not enough is a universal problem,” explains Marisa Peer. “We pick it up very early in our lives when we start to compare ourselves to other people.”
And the truth of these words is irrefutable.
Think back to a time in your childhood when you felt you’d somehow fallen short. Maybe you disappointed a parent or teacher. Maybe you didn’t make the school soccer team or were bullied by an older sibling or classmate.
As children, our self-esteem is fragile. And if we haven’t learned healthy coping mechanisms, we can easily begin to doubt our own self-worth.
But regardless of where your self-doubt came from, there is a way to change your perception.
With Marisa’s help, you can regain your sense of self and learn to recognize your inherent value. And it all comes down to three little words.
Join the movement. Share your ‘I Am Enough’ photo on social media using #mindvalley #iamenough.
