Doubt Diet…

Doubt comes in many flavors, self doubt the yummiest variety, friend doubt the tangy one, family doubt the sour one, and of course reality doubt the blandest of all.
Self doubt is your favorite indulgence we gobble this up with little thought about the weight gain or the stomach ache.  It spends a moment on the lips and forever on the fritz this self doubt really derails all actions in the right direction because it comes from within.  Friend doubt isn’t at all friendly it’s so tangy it can burn the tip of your tongue.  Friend doubt strikes when you least expect it like when you are venting your frustrations and opening your heart all of a sudden this place that you thought was safe becomes a mine field.  Family doubt leaves the sourest taste in your mouth for days even months it hits literally close to home and may even require you to move out to free yourself from its grasp.  Family doubt lingers the longest because it knows your past and thinks it can tell you your future.  Reality doubt is so bland you may not even realize that you just ate the entire container but you did it burps up all types of negative ideas and thoughts about your abilities.  Reality doubt can seem like the authority of success and what is possible it turns your stomach in the worst way because it shapes the way you see the world.
Doubt may come in many flavors but that doesn’t mean that you have to eat it.  You can go on what I like to call the Doubt Diet, matter of fact I am on it right now and it’s allowing me to actually share some of the advice that my doubt has had me suppressing.  Join me on my Doubt Diet and lets do things that we’ve only dreamed about and lets always remember that only we can decide how far we go others can only watch from the distance…

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