• 8: What's Your Gremlin Message?

  • Oct 7 2024
  • Length: 17 mins
  • Podcast

8: What's Your Gremlin Message?

  • Summary

  • Do you ever catch yourself thinking, “What will they think?” Whether it’s a work presentation, a networking event, or posting on social media, I used to worry if people thought I wasn’t smart enough, interesting enough, or confident enough.

    That fear held me back from speaking up, asking for help, and fully expressing myself. I felt small, constrained, and limited, wanting to be more expressive, confident, and free, but something always got in the way.

    It wasn’t until I discovered my Gremlin message—that inner voice telling me I wasn’t enough—that I realized what was really holding me back. In this episode, we’ll explore how to identify your own Gremlin message and take your first steps toward replacing it so that you can take a critical step into your grounded confidence.

    You can find the Emotion Wheel here.

    The list of common Gremlin messages:

    - I’m not smart enough
    - I’m not pretty/attractive enough
    - I’m not strong enough
    - I’m not persistent enough
    - I’m not valuable
    - I’m not deserving (of love, success etc)
    - I’m not worthy (of love, success etc)
    - I’m not important
    - I’m not lovable

    • Coco Duan helps Successful yet Self-Doubting women leaders build their Grounded Confidence to become unstoppable in achieving their goals
    • For VIP step-by-step systematic support, apply for Coco's "Build Your Grounded Confidence" VIP coaching program here. She'll be in touch to invite you to a discovery call.
    • Please feel free to email her at Coco@CocoDuanCoaching.com with any questions or feedback.


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