Achiever! The Self-Sabotage Fix

All great Achievers had to overcome Self-Sabotage.  

Do you ever wonder why some people seem to accomplish whatever they want so easily? And why you sometimes hit a wall blocking your progress -or the success you achieved comes crashing down? 

Self Sabotage happens when a part of our mind works against the accomplishment of our goals.  Overcome this utilizing powerful questions and Thought Exercises that get your strong mind working for you instead of against you:

Questions to get your whole head in the game:
Why are you here? 
Reading this now? 
What do you want that you don’t have? 

Unlocking self-sabotage starts by asking yourself: “How is it, that I haven’t achieved this yet?”

You and I are starting a journey -like a safari, hunting for possible obstacles that need surmounting.  The obstacles are not external, but more psychological in nature, which we will call “Internal” obstacles.  

What do you need to know about your personal Safari Director?
Casey Cole Corbin is a counselor, consultant, and coach that has worked with over 3,000 people in the last 25 years utilizing an approach called Parts Therapy. 

Parts Therapy acknowledges that people are made of lots of parts.  You are a soul and spirit that lives in a body.  You have many aspects to your personality, some are fun on a Friday night, and others are serious and determined on a Monday morning.  You are also every age you have ever been, not unlike tree rings, where you can count from the center out and see that layer of the tree when it was 6 years old.  All that you were is still in there.  Sometimes one or more of those parts works in contradiction to your conscious awareness.  Humans are complicated!  So the companion course for this course is deeper dive into Parts Therapy:

https://www.caseycolecorbin.com/how-to-fix-all-your-broken-parts


Do you like audio?
I've recently discovered that my phone will read nearly anything to me!  I love this as I drive, work out, or do chores!  Many other devices will do this too.  On an iPhone, swipe two fingers down from the top to the middle of the screen to have Siri read the entire section to you.  If you don't already have it set up, you will need to go into Settings, Accessibility, Spoken Content, and then turn on "Speak Screen."  (I usually listen at 1.5 speed!)  It's kind of fun. Give it a try!