LYH71: The DreamCatcher: 10 Self-Limiting Behaviors to Overcome

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  • Featured Presentation: The DreamCatcher: 10 Self-limiting Behaviors to Overcome

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Key Scripture: Now to him who is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think,according to the power at work within us. (Ephesians 3:20)

Question of the Day: Will You Embrace Your Elephant Power or Settle for Dassie Power?

10 Self-Limiting Behaviors to Stop Now…

  1. Thinking Small
  2. Outsourcing your Life’s Direction
  3. Giving Excuses for Unattained Dreams
  4. Making pure emotionally-driven Decisions
  5. Trusting others to make you their priority
  6. Accepting Other’s Agenda for your Life
  7. Adopting a Scarcity Mentality
  8. Spending so much time/energy on things outside your purpose
  9. Waiting for Perfection
  10. Focusing on Yourself

I’d love to hear your thoughts on these ten self-limiting behaviors. What would you add to this list. Leave a comment.

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One thought on “LYH71: The DreamCatcher: 10 Self-Limiting Behaviors to Overcome”

  1. Thea,
    Thank you so much for the warm comments and thank you for sharing those self-defeating behaviors. I thoroughly enjoyed my time speaking at GPCWC. Which of the behaviors is most difficult for you personally?

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