Find The Hero Within is a life-altering program that brings the hero’s journey right into your own hands. Learn to face your obstacles head on while developing unwavering self-belief and confidence through twelve empowering archetypes.
Distinct means to set yourself apart from others and stand out as unique; that difference makes you who you are.
Transform Limiting Beliefs
Limiting beliefs are one of the biggest hurdles people encounter on their quest for personal growth. Limiting beliefs are thoughts we hold as absolute truth that prevent us from following our dreams, building healthy relationships or making positive change anywhere in our lives.
Your limiting beliefs can come from any number of sources – childhood memories, life circumstances or just how you’re wired can all play a part. They can be hard to spot and difficult to overcome; the key is realizing that they are just thoughts you believe to be true – but don’t have to be.
Limiting beliefs are created as a defense mechanism to help keep ourselves safe in an unpredictable world. They’re stories we tell ourselves to stay secure, but ultimately prevent us from developing into who we want to become or taking risky steps that would allow for this growth.
Many of our limiting beliefs stem from what other people taught us when growing up. Parents, grandparents, teachers, and friends all play an influential role in shaping how we think and what beliefs form within us; this is especially true of children who form their opinions based on what they see or hear around them.
Once you realize that limiting beliefs are just thoughts, it becomes much simpler to break free of them. The first step is recognizing which ones exist before challenging each one individually – like filling gaps between your limitations and possibilities. Once all roadblocks have been eliminated, replace them with supportive beliefs which can allow you to maximize your full potential.
Replace limiting beliefs with empowering beliefs designed specifically to fit into your life and reflect your values. Don’t settle for one-size-fits-all solutions – rather create custom tools to live your best life! It takes dedication and time, but being who you were meant to be will pay dividends in terms of happiness.
Live Your Dream
A hero is defined as someone who takes action to do what’s right even when it may be risky, showing kindness and protecting those in need. Becoming your own hero doesn’t require being an iconic superhero: all it takes to become one is knowing your values, taking responsibility for your choices, cultivating self-compassion, connecting with other people and taking up challenges – building up PsyCap – taking on challenges while investing in yourself and celebrating achievements!
Movie and book heroes don’t always realize they are hero figures at first. Sometimes it comes out of necessity: when adventure arises or they find themselves needing their bravery and aid to help someone. Becoming a hero may not always be easy but can be extremely rewarding; all it requires is believing in yourself and not fearing failure along the way.
Heroes do not dwell on negative thoughts, which allows them to overcome challenges and face fears more confidently. You too can become a hero by replacing negative with positive thinking patterns.
Being a hero means selflessly providing aid to others, and this can take many forms. A hero might assist their neighbor or friend with a project, volunteer to aid those less fortunate, or give up time and talents for good causes – unlike other superheroes like Superman who sought fame or wealth while neglecting those in need.
An essential characteristic of heroes is their confidence in themselves when facing difficult tasks, so starting today you can build up yours through positive self-talk and practicing positive thinking to become one.
Be mindful that being a hero means more than merely responding to issues like poverty, inequality and oppression; being one also involves championing positive aspects like charity, kindness, gratitude and love in people’s lives – be it through small gestures such as holding open the door for someone or sending someone special a thank-you note.
Embrace the Force
At times we can forget that heroes aren’t only superpowered individuals who save the day – they are people like you and me who make a positive difference in lives around them. The hero archetype provides us with a powerful framework to find that hero within ourselves and become leaders within our lives, work environments, or communities.
Heroism can be defined as someone who stands up for what they believe in despite any risks that might exist, even when acting is dangerous. They don’t simply act out of obligation – when someone or something is at risk they feel compelled to help save it themselves. Heroic people possess an inner confidence that propels them when others may falter; their commitment to doing the right thing and making an impactful difference in society remains undiminished and tireless in its efforts.
Force-sensitives must understand how the dark side interacts with light, as without this knowledge they could easily come under its influence and succumb to fear, anger, hate, aggression – which all lie at its roots – which could easily seduce them.
Respawn’s Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order introduces an innovative feature whereby the player can enable Cal Kestis to “Embrace the Dark Side.” When activated, his character enters into an invincible red-tinged frenzy and becomes almost invincible against enemies – an ability they must use against Bode on Nova Garon and later when facing multiple foes nearing the end of main storyline battles.
This power draws upon an archetypal energy similar to what heroes draw upon to overcome challenges and defeat dragons. Once conquered, heroes are rewarded with new truths that revitalize their life – gifts they bring back into their communities and kingdoms to transform all. These insights serve as motivation to keep going when their quest seems impossible.
Meet Your Heroes
“Never meet your heroes” can be seen as a biting joke, meant to remind people not to place idols on pedestals they can never reach. Unfortunately, many of us lack the wisdom or perception to realize our heroes are human and won’t always live up to our expectations – and when this fails to occur it can be extremely disappointing.
No matter if it’s a celebrity or someone in your own life, meeting your heroes can often be disappointing. Once past the photoshopped images and overly edited interviews and clipped videos are gone, real people with pimples, vocal stumbles that cannot be hidden behind B roll footage, and less-than-enthralling antics will come into view.
That is why many of us fear meeting our heroes, leading many people to think it would be best not to meet them at all. If you can accept heroes for who they truly are instead of expecting them to fit a mold of what should they should look like, meeting your heroes could actually become quite enjoyable!
This week’s hero is an iconic American architect renowned as one of the greatest architects of all time despite living an eventful and dramatic life. Starting off as a steamboat pilot on the Mississippi, his life would evolve into becoming an eccentric old man who recruited prepubescent girls into joining his secret club housed within his billiard room.
No matter his less than perfect legacy, this hero remains one to admire: he rode four times farther than Paul Revere on horseback through wilderness terrain without help and was attacked by bandits. His badass reputation comes from an infamous poem and though perhaps not as courageous as most thought he may have been; everyone can appreciate his determination in facing off adversity with perseverance.
Travis Chappell is an expert direct sales expert, entrepreneur, real estate investor, and professional connector. Through his podcast Build Your Network he assists professionals in cultivating genuine relationships within their circle and becoming the hero they wish to become in both careers and lives.