What's up, action tribe? A.J. here. How's it going? I know I usually come to you with an interview or a solo episode specifically around

breath work, but recently I've been called to explore a bit of philosophy and some ideas that have been brewing in my mind. And I feel that

what I share will benefit you as well because these are ideas that I hold very

close to my heart and I somehow feel the need to express

them mainly because I feel that articulating these concepts out loud will act as therapy for me but also support you on your own

journey. And the thing about these episodes is that there's going to be no script.

Just a very loose outline and some questions that I hope to explore.

So if these are in any way beneficial to you, let me know.

And think of this as a stream of channeled messages for me and

you.

So today I wanted to talk about believing in yourself.

What does it really mean to believe in yourself?

When you were a child or when I was a child,

everything felt possible, right?

Because there's so much that you haven't experienced yet,

and you don't know much about the world in terms of what is possible and what is not.

And so everything is possible and there's so much to try and to experience. But as you grow older and the more things you try, the more

obstacles and failures and challenges you come across if you're not careful your sense of

possibility tends to diminish more and more and more and more.

It's like when you were born, you are born into darkness, and the more things you try, and the more the room lights up, yes, it's bright.

But also you can realize that you weren't in that vast universe. You were just in a room which felt vast but then because you know you've

tried so many things it seems or it feels very restrictive. Now add to that the challenge of living in a noisy

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