Candace P.
Growth Starts With What You’re Willing to Consider
You can want something different for your life and still find yourself being pulled back toward what you’ve always believed — or what you thought you knew. I purchased the script and have continued using it well beyond the original timeline. It has become a resource that gives me new insight and encourages me to look at my own thinking from different perspectives. One thing I’ve learned through this process is that growth requires integration. You have to stay with it, be open to examining your thinking, consider what you’re hearing, and give yourself time to decide what it means for you. For instance, I may hear an idea that makes me think differently, sit with it for a while, and later recognize how it connects to my everyday life. To me, that is where the value is — having information that gives me something to think about while still allowing me to come to my own conclusions. That has not always been easy. I’ve realized that wanting change and being ready for change are two different things. And even when you’re ready, there is still work involved in bringing your thoughts, habits, decisions, and actions into alignment with where you want to go. There is also a lot of value beyond the original purchase. There are additional tools, resources, an app, and a community that have allowed me to continue learning. I especially appreciate that the cost is accessible because sometimes the people who most need an opportunity to grow are not necessarily the people who can afford an expensive program. I can see how my thinking has expanded, and I can also see there is still more for me to grow into. That’s actually one of the reasons I value it. It has become less about completing something and more about continuing to consider what I’m learning, what it means for me, and how it fits into the direction I choose for myself.