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We learn about ourselves from various sources over the years: feedback from teachers and friends, test results, setbacks. Most likely from these we’ve developed some very inaccurate limiting beliefs of what we are capable of.
How do we overcome the limiting beliefs that are obscuring our true potential?
Here is today’s Buddhist life hack on overcoming limiting beliefs:
Believing in ourselves requires practice, it’s a muscle we need to work each day.
What does this look like in real life? Listen to this podcast episode featuring Daniel Sun, of Boston, who shares how he used Buddhism to overcome his limiting beliefs and become an accomplished Harvard scientist and scholar.
Connect to a Buddhability Community in Your Area
Buddhability is a real community, where Buddhists gather (virtually, for now) in their local neighborhoods. It’s a space with no formality or judgment. We share stories of applying Buddhist teachings to our real lives and discuss Buddhist concepts. It’s also a place where you can ask questions, share your impressions or just simply listen and soak it in. It’s completely up to you.
If you’d like to check out a local Buddhist meeting, just email us! And we’ll let you know about virtual gatherings in your area.
Exciting news: when you reach out to connect with a local Buddhability community, we’ll send you a free guide on the basics of Buddhism! It’s called The Winning Life.
Happy chanting!
Your friends at Buddhability