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Hello, hello,

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and welcome to the Borealis experience. I'm your host

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Aurora. And I'm very happy to be spending some time with you

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today. I hope you're doing well, I hope you're in a good place.

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And if you're not in a good place, I hope I can give you.

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Yeah, hope and make you feel better about yourself. And the

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situation you might be in today's topic is your inner

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critic, and Outer Critics. I feel that when we choose to get

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rid of our bad behaviors, patterns, habits that are not

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serving us anymore. When we choose to walk on a new path, a

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path that maybe no one ever walked on in our family, then we

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will not be left alone, or how do you say spared being tested?

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I posted her episode about that recently. And I felt it's really

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important to talk about it again, that sometimes the

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challenges will come from the inside, from your monkey mind

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from your head. It is your inner critic that will jump in and

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question what you're doing is that really what you want to do

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is this way you see us going, are you sure you want to be

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walking on that new path, you're not worth it. You don't deserve

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to be free and happy. You need to struggle and work hard. So

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sometimes we expect the test to come from the outside. But what

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I learned painfully is that the monkey mind, the inner critic

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will be your biggest challenge. And on the one side, sorry, on

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the one side, it's a good thing. Because you can learn to be in

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control of that monkey mind and put it in a corner, turn the

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volume down. But on the other side, it's also very, very tough

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because it's deeply ingrained thoughts, things that we

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sometimes copy and pasted from our parents to not say inherited

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from our ancestors. See, when you look at my grandma, for

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instance, she went through war and Europe. And so she was

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conceived during war and was born into war and then grew up

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after the war was done. But the stress that her mom had to go

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through during her pregnancy, and during the young years of my

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grandma deeply affected my grandma too. So all this to say

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is you your parents probably went through some stuff at some

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point in their lives. And that deeply influenced their behavior

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now, or even their DNA. And that will influence you. Which

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doesn't mean that this is a stamp a tattoo that you will

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never get rid of. But you have to get aware of it first. And

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you have to see that certain behaviors, certain thought

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patterns are not serving you anymore. And to then go out

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there and question and, and let go of those thought patterns and

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replace them with positive thought patterns is a very tough

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job to do.

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But I tell you what, it's so worth it and you might feel

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you're distancing yourself from your family, you might be losing

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contact for a while because you need a little bit of more

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distance, because you realize certain behaviors were truly

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abusive and way too aggressive and you don't want to continue

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that chain Have behavior let's, let's say, but there will come a

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point where you can forgive and forget. And where your family

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can see that you're doing well, and you are on a new path and

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you are creating, or getting ready for the evolution of the

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human species. Right? So, if we were all to copy our parents

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behavior, if they were to copy their parents behavior, like one

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on one, never question anything, there wouldn't be any evolution

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possible. We have to learn and adapt, we have to get rid of

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things that were given to us, that are not serving us or

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humanity, and be okay, and know that our parents are still

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heroes, they still awesome. We don't have to blame and shame

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them. But what I want to say here today is that your inner

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critic, the way you feel about yourself, was shaped and molded

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in a very young youth, the way your dad treated you highly

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influenced your confidence, your self esteem, the way your mom

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treated, you highly influences how you treat other people. And

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again, how you feel about yourself. And our parents are no

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saints. They are wonderful people who gave them all their

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everything, to raise us with everything we need it. But

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remember, you were not born with a manual, you will not born with

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a little piece of paper where it says Justin will be awesome at

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playing the piano, and is awesome at learning English, and

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will be a highly intuitive person and a good doctor one

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day, they don't know those things. So sometimes you're

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being influenced in a different direction. First, a direction

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that your family sees as best for you. But then you realize

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quickly, this is not what I wanted to do here. This is not

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what I came here for. And I want to break loose and find my

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purpose and be on my path. And that's a scary path to be on.

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But truly the only one that is healthy and good for you. And

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yeah, you might have to have a couple conversations with your

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family, the people that are close to you. But you have to

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follow your purpose, you have to follow your inner voice. So your

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inner critic is going to question you and make you

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question makes you doubt what you're doing there. It's gonna,

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depending on how confident you are with yourself, pull you back

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in a very low self esteem and make you ask yourself, yeah, why

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do I think people need what I got to offer? Why do I think

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people will listen to what I say. And when you hear that

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little voice, I'm hoping with this episode here, to remember

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my voice and to remember that it is perfectly normal, that this

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voice will come up. It will question you, it will doubt you

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it will bring you down. It will maybe haunt you in your dreams.

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But you have to turn the volume down or that little voice and

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you have to keep walking that walk and know that if your

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intentions are good, if you're here to serve people, if you

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here to express your soul to express yourself, then this path

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will always be the right one for you. And that little voice will

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throw tantrums and get loud and very destructive. But you have

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to feel and know that you're just being tested and you may

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continue on your beautiful new path

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that you are on. This episode maybe you heard it in my voice

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is very very dear to my heart because it took me a long time

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to put that inner critic into the corner. And to smile at it

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and just know that this is a little part of myself that I

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don't want to give too much importance. And I'm hoping so

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much that in listening to this episode here He will identify

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this little voice quickly. And you will be able to take

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shortcuts or Yeah, take less time to totally blossom and

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unfold your potential and sending my love out to you. I

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hope you're doing well. And I will be out there very soon

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again. Thank you so much for listening to the Borealis

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experience. Please share, or review my podcast here. It will

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mean the world to me. And yeah, you can always connect with me

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on Facebook. I'm glad to answer questions, more receive requests

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from you. Until next time, bye bye,