Comments on: Give Up

By: Angie

Angie — Sun, 12 Sep 2010 05:01:03 +0000

Hey Dave. My limiting belief is that i should just throw in the towel and escape from what i put myself into. (Deep shit) Thank you for bringing me out from that mess. I’m working on it.

By: kick du ass

kick du ass — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 04:19:36 +0000

My limiting belief is that I won’t get out of debt.
thanks Dave!

By: Helen

Helen — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 19:43:10 +0000

Thanks Dave … today I’ll give up accepting scraps from unavailable men because I believe that no one (boo hoo) will ever love me for who I am … f-ing hell man … what a crock, HX

By: me

me — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 07:15:13 +0000

When I first read stumbled upon this site, I thought that the thing I was most frustrated about was my inability to quit smoking. But as I sat with it, and dug a bit deeper into my limiting belief I discovered that it was that I didn’t deserve to be in top physical shape – and that surprised me. I realized that what was stopping me from achieving this was that I would become one of those people that were boringly fit, who people hated on because they were in awesome shape, who became obsessed with their own fitness. Actually, I recognize that it’s about a period of time in my youth that needs no elaboration – I know it, that’s all that matters. But that’s what has been stopping me. It is quite the eye-opener – both about what I truly want and what has been stopping me from working towards it.

And then I thought about a mentor/hero – someone to inspire me and I couldn’t come up with anyone. Then it came to me – “I” was my inspiration. I knew that I could challenge what I thought it meant to be in amazing shape. Does that make sense? It meant really challenging my limiting belief – and that excites me.

So I’m giving up the luxury of my limiting beliefs – I’ve smoked my last cigarette, drank my last glass of wine, and spent the last day on the couch. I know what I want and I know what it’s going to take to achieve it…and I can’t get the smile off my face.

Who would’ve thought I’d get this ass-kicking in this way. Must have been meant to be!

By: ASS KICKER

ASS KICKER — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 07:27:50 +0000

Some people say that giving up is easy but I disagree. I believe that it take more strength to give up than to go on. If you have a wealthy family who cares then giving up is the easiest thing to do. However, if you are from a poor family where no one cares giving up is the hardest thing to do. If I give up who is going to pay the bills? Who is going to send the children to school and attend to their physical, psychological, mental and spiritual needs? If there is someone who will do this for me then certainly giving up will be easy.

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By: Yami

Yami — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 23:30:04 +0000

I’m going to turn to my boyfriend for advice on eating right, and my mom for advice on exercise, and with those two people backing me, I’m going to get rid of my limiting belief that I’ll never build the healthy habits I need to stay…well, healthy!

By: Jamie L

Jamie L — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 16:20:42 +0000

Hey Dave,

You’re right on the money. I have to give up the belief that my “disability” which I have been in a quandary about for ten years now is going to get the better of me. Every time doctors and family let me know that I have this disability (schitzophrenia) that prevents me from having success in my life, no matter how angry I feel, somewhere inside I believe them. So I’m gonna give up that belief that this “illness” is going to be the end of me and let you rock my day, Dave.

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The Week in Review — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 05:21:07 +0000

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