Matthew Hussey

Danica Patrick Pretty Intense Podcast

Jennifer Cawley

Danica Patrick, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Spirituality, Health & Fitness, Pretty Intense

4.6 • 995 Ratings

🗓️ 4 April 2024

⏱️ 94 minutes

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Summary

Today on The Pretty Intense Podcast my guest is Matthew Hussey. This is the second time Matthew has been on the show, and he has so much more to teach us. Matthew Hussey, a renowned speaker and relationship expert, emphasizes the detrimental impact of the stories we tell ourselves. He suggests that these narratives can often hold us back from reaching our full potential. Whether it's convincing ourselves that we're not good enough, capable enough, or deserving enough, these self-imposed limitations prevent us from taking risks and seizing opportunities in life and love. By recognizing and challenging these stories, Hussey encourages individuals to rewrite their narratives, empowering themselves to break free from self-imposed constraints and pursue their goals with confidence and determination. Hussey's insights underscore the importance of self-awareness and the power of mindset in overcoming obstacles and achieving personal growth.

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0:00.0	So you can tell yourself that was the love of my life and I'm never going to find anyone like that again.
0:05.6	That's a story that will keep you chronically unhappy and chronically heartbroken.
0:10.0	I meet people who are 20 years later still heartbroken about someone who left.
0:15.6	You've developed a story that's just not true, but the story is keeping you in that place of
0:22.2	chronic pain. You can grieve and be disappointed that someone
0:26.7	wasn't the one, but that is different from grieving as though they were the one.
0:31.1	If you stay locked in that story, it becomes your only story.
0:36.4	There's so many stories waiting for the telling, whose stories begin precisely where your feet are now.
0:44.8	Yeah.
0:45.8	And as long as you're stuck in that old story,
0:50.0	you never actually open yourself up to what's possible.
0:54.0	I think the world is like full of a kind of fake vulnerability right now
1:00.0	where people and I did it like when I was dating in my 20s, I totally going to talk about that because I love that you.
1:06.5	It's so funny if you don't, so honest about all that. Well if you had like said to me in my 20s,
1:11.4	are you a vulnerable open person?
1:13.3	I would have been like, yeah.
1:14.2	Yeah.
1:15.3	For sure.
1:16.0	I didn't know that I wasn't.
1:18.4	It took me until later to realize just how much of myself I held back and just how many of the vulnerable stories I told
1:26.5	were really like Hero's Journey stories and everyone does it like it especially in the media or in like
1:32.4	people who've written books or self-development or whatever,
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