In this deeply reflective episode, Herb Stevenson invites you into the subtle, powerful world of self-doubt — not as an enemy of change, but as a revealing force that can guide your transformation.

Building on the Four Laws of Change, Herb explores how doubt arises, why it disrupts confidence and commitment, and how it often originates from outdated internal stories or generational fears. Through vivid storytelling and spiritual insight, he teaches how to witness your process, reclaim your internal authority, and move beyond "active inertia" — that stuck feeling where change stalls before it begins.

Key Topics Covered:

• What triggers the self-doubt cycle

• How “felt sense” and internal narratives shape your beliefs

• Being both the painter and the painting in your life

• Recognizing and moving through imposter syndrome

• Building boundaries, trust, and clarity as you step into change

• Honoring ancestral roots while creating your own story

Whether you're stepping into a new chapter, breaking old habits, or confronting fear, this episode offers a grounded and compassionate guide for walking through the unmarked doors of your life.

00:00 – Introduction
01:15 – Doubt as a Process, Not a Problem
06:42 – The Self-Doubt Cycle Explained
12:58 – Emotional Narratives and Felt Sense
20:14 – The Painter and the Painting Metaphor
27:45 – Imposter Syndrome and Ancestral Beliefs
35:02 – New Patterns for Forward Movement
42:00 – Final Reflections and Closing

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