Mar 15, 2022
“How do I get myself to do this thing I know I should do?”
The short answer is to change the thinking that’s blocking you from taking action. When you think differently, you’ll feel and act differently too.
I don’t mean go through the motions and pretend to believe things that aren’t true. Bridge thoughts are the opposite: first we identify the thoughts you have that are NOT true, and then we’ll replace those false beliefs with thoughts that ARE true.
Bridge thoughts are a mindset management tool to help you overcome imposter syndrome, setting boundaries, underearning, procrastination, and so many of the problems writers face.
This episode is for those of you who are ready to take your writer mindset management to the next level.
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