Which limiting belief is really holding you back?
The quiz that puts a finger on what's blocking you without you seeing it.
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Mindset coaches, brief therapy practitioners and personal development guides who want their prospects to identify the blocker themselves before the discovery call.
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Which limiting belief is really holding you back?
In 6 honest questions, we identify the little voice that holds you back every day: and how to quiet it. No psychobabble, just what's true for you.
Identify my belief6 questions
1When you want to start a project, the little voice in your head says:
- "You're not up to this"
- "You'll end up letting everyone down"
- "You have no right to succeed when others are struggling"
- "You'll fail and everyone will see it"
2When someone pays you a sincere compliment, you:
- Brush it off right away ("oh, it's nothing")
- Accept it but feel guilty for not doing more
- Feel awkward and change the subject
- Take it, then wonder what they really want
3Faced with an opportunity that feels a bit too big, your first reflex:
- "I need more training before I dare"
- "What if I can't live up to what's expected of me?"
- "This isn't for people like me"
- "What if I fail in front of everyone?"
4When you compare yourself to others on social media:
- You tell yourself they're simply more skilled than you
- You tell yourself you should be doing as much
- You tell yourself they had more luck or support
- You tell yourself they can handle pressure and you can't
5When someone tells you no, you:
- Tell yourself it's because you're not up to it
- Promise yourself to do more next time
- Tell yourself it was too good for you anyway
- Replay that moment for days
6The breakthrough you're waiting for without really believing in it:
- Finally feeling legitimate enough to take my place
- Stopping forgetting myself while looking after others
- Giving myself permission to truly succeed
- Daring to be seen without fearing judgement
The 4 results
Impostor feelings
You often pretend to belong while waiting to be found out. You feel like you're passing yourself off as someone more competent than you are. That voice is so loud it can stop you from applying, daring, speaking up.
Over-responsibility
You carry others before yourself, all the time. You feel that if you don't hold the wheel, everything will collapse. The result: you wear yourself out and never move forward on your own projects.
The inner glass ceiling
You cut your own momentum as soon as success gets close. As if you had no right to succeed while others around you are struggling. This invisible loyalty always brings you back to square one.
Fear of judgement
You constantly carry the weight of what people will think. You hold back when you speak, turn down visible opportunities, stay in the shadows to feel safe. And it eats away at you.
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