You’ve been told—by society, by the media, and by your own mind—that confidence is a reward you earn only after you've changed your body. But if weight loss was the actual key to peace, why are so many people still suffering even after the scale moves?
Today, we are putting the most painful belief you carry to the test: "I need to lose weight in order to feel confident."
In this "Part 2" of our series on emotional wisdom, I’m moving from the why to the how. I’m introducing you to The Work of Byron Katie, the four-question process that served as the catalyst for my own spiritual awakening and body peace.
What we’re doing in this episode:
- The Backstory: How I found "The Work" during a personal crisis and why it changed everything.
- The Process: I facilitate you through the 4 Questions and Turnarounds of Inquiry in real-time.
- The Shift: Moving from the "hamster wheel" of self-improvement to the grounded clarity of your inner wisdom.
RESOURCES:
- Do The Work: Access worksheets and resources at thework.com
- Work With Me: Book a 1:1 session to be facilitated through your own stressful beliefs kristinabruce.com/private-coaching
- Free Guide to Body Peace: For the woman tired of fighting her body kristinabruce.com/guide
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Transforming Painful Thoughts into Wisdom
01:53 The Work: A Tool for Self-Discovery
04:30 Understanding the Belief: Weight and Confidence
06:52 The Process of Inquiry: Four Questions
09:24 Exploring Reactions to Stressful Thoughts
11:19 The Power of Turnarounds
13:47 Finding Examples of Confidence
15:55 Who Would You Be Without This Thought?
17:58 The Role of Inner Wisdom
20:15 Challenging the Belief: Gaining Weight for Confidence
22:28 The Impact of Stressful Thoughts
24:20 Conclusion: Embracing a New Perspective
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