Writing Your Stories
Today, we’ll discuss the “stories” that we’ve been told about ourselves growing up and how they can affect our lives. We’ll talk about how to get rid of the stories that hold us back and weigh us down.
Finally, we’ll discuss how to write new stories that are empowering, motivating and inspiring and reflect who we are today.
POINT #1: We All Have “Stories”
* From a very young age, we are all given “stories” about ourselves that direct the paths we take in life.
* Some examples of stories include, being an athlete, being a “nerd,” being shy, being fearful, etc.
* Some of these stories are empowering and inspiring, but others can weigh us down or hold us back.
* We can get rid of stories that do not serve us and write new stories that help to motivate us and drive us forward.
POINT #2: Asking Yourself “Who Am I?” Is a Gateway
* Asking “Who am I?” ca