28/01/2026
I don’t really work with the belief “I’m not good enough.”
And that sometimes surprises people.
Not because it isn’t real — of course it is.
We’ve all felt not good enough at some point. Every single one of us.
But for me, it’s just too global. Too vague. Too surface level.
When someone says “I’m not good enough,” It’s a headline, not the real story.
Because underneath that belief is usually something much more specific…
More personal.
More emotional.
Deeper and more surprising. I’m not good enough” is something the mind throws out to protect us.
It’s familiar. It’s safe. It keeps us small.
But I don’t buy into it — because it doesn’t actually tell us anything useful.
I like to work deeper than that.
At the root.
At the emotional truth underneath the words.
Because when you shift that, the “not good enough” belief often just… falls away on its own.
And that’s where real change happens
