Everyone has an internal conversation running throughout the day, but how often do you stop to question where that voice comes from? In this episode, Mykie Stiller and Arash Vossoughi explore how your inner voice is shaped by past programming and how changing that conversation can change your results. Arash explains how to distinguish the fear-based voice of your past self from the calm, faith-based guidance of your intuition and future self. They discuss why language is so powerful, how to become more aware of limiting inner dialogue, and how accepting and rejecting ideas can help you take control of the conversation. Arash also shares practical exercises for retraining your internal voice, why repetition and discipline matter, and how your language influences your feelings and actions. Listen in to learn how to create an inner conversation that aligns with the person you want to become!
Key Points From This Episode:
- Where your internal voice comes from and how it reflects past programming.
- Why changing your language is the first step toward changing your results.
- The difference between fear-based programming and faith-based intuition.
- How your six higher faculties can help you override old programming.
- Recognizing the voice of your past self versus your future self.
- Using three-hour reminders to retrain your internal conversation.
- Why the first and last five minutes of your day matter.
- How to respond when doubt and limiting thoughts show up.
- Why your silent inner dialogue can be more influential than what you say aloud.
- Using acceptance and rejection of ideas to take control of your internal voice.
- How saying “I’m busy” can keep you focused on what’s comfortable, not on what is essential.
- Why controlling your language can change your feelings, actions, and results.
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