Here’s the million dollar question each of us has to answer throughout our lives: Why am I not doing what I say I want to do?

In Happen To Your Career podcast episode #194 with success mindset coach Karenina Jahnigen, she introduced us to her model of how changing

your beliefs can change your life.

We form our paradigm for what we believe to be real in this world by the time we are 8 years old. That means we have solidified by the time we are

8, an image on how things in the world work. When we later in life are building our entire worldview on a paradigm built when we were 8.

"If you have ever experienced any kind of success even if it was when you were 10, you have the capacity to find that in your life now. If you’ve had

success, it is possible to experience it again and potentiate it in your future. You don’t ever have to feel stuck anywhere there are ways out and

success can be part of your life again.” -Karenina Jahnigen

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Episode 194:

S U C C E S S T R O U B L E S H O O T I N G W O R K S H E E T

Episode 194:

S U C C E S S T R O U B L E S H O O T I N G W O R K S H E E T

What do I want? 

Why don't I have it?? (List every single reason out, no matter how big or small, serious or silly.)  

Where else have I been rejected around trying to get/achieve this thing?  

Episode 194:

S U C C E S S T R O U B L E S H O O T I N G W O R K S H E E T

What’s the earliest, formative memory I have around this topic? What are the emotions related to that memory?

As an adult looking back on that situation, what new context or information do I have to color and inform that situation?

What is the positive learning from this experience?