Victory Ann Lord

Imagine you've been wearing a pair of tinted glasses your entire life without realising it. These glasses colour everything you see and experience, affecting how you perceive yourself and the world around you. You might feel a lack of confidence or worthiness, or struggle with other emotional challenges, but you can't quite put your finger on why.

Self-discovery is like someone gently removing those glasses for the first time. Suddenly, you see everything more clearly, including parts of yourself you never knew existed. It's a process that helps you:

Uncover hidden beliefs: We all have beliefs about ourselves and the world that we've accumulated over time, often without realising it. These beliefs can limit us in ways we don't even recognise.

• Identify root causes: Many of our current struggles stem from past experiences or learned behaviors. Understanding these origins is key to making lasting change.
  
  
• Gain new perspectives: By understanding where our thoughts and feelings come from, we can start to see ourselves and our lives in a new light.
  
  
• Release emotional baggage: Once we understand the root causes of our pain or limitations, we can begin to let go of negative emotions we've been carrying.
  
  
• Discover your authentic self: Beneath the layers of doubt, fear, or self-criticism, there's a core 'you' waiting to be discovered and embraced.

The process can be incredibly freeing. It's like finally scratching an itch you couldn't reach before, or solving a puzzle that's been bothering you for years.