What is a paradigm?
A paradigm is how you view something. What you value, what drives you, your standards, and your set of ideas.
Fundamental change to how I see the world.
Changing your paradigm opens up a new liveliness for personal and professional growth.
My paradigm makes me happy, does it motivate me, does it support/better/change align with my priorities (family, work, self-development, and partnership). Take action in something that I believe in.
My paradigm shift came from being in a relationship that day by day. I was being broken down so that I didn’t believe in myself so that I felt I had no other option so that I thought what I have to say doesn’t matter so that I didn’t know who I was, what I liked, what I wanted. Through my infidelities and me getting caught, I was able to free myself, start to review things from a different perspective. Learn/define and understand who I am and where I want to go.
My paradigm shift is reinforced by me stepping out of my box. Working on self-discovery and my self care process. Having real people in my life that help me to see where I have fallen short and ask the tough questions, encourage what I’m doing well, to be a listening ear.