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Let's Redesign This
Let’s Redesign This is your midweek reset for intentional living, modern leadership, and mindset realignment. Each episode helps you shift from autopilot into alignment , with your work, your energy, and the way you show up in the world. Through powerful affirmations, manifestation practices, and real talk about what it means to lead yourself first, this podcast helps you build clarity from the inside out. Redesign your thoughts. Redesign your actions. Redesign the way you show up.
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The Real Reason You’re Still Thinking About It 28.08.2025 13:23
We’ve all had those days—something small happens, and suddenly, your mood, focus, and confidence are out the window. In this episode, we slow down and unpack the three emotional levels we move through when something upsets us: reaction, story, and identity. You’ll learn: Why your first feeling isn’t the full truth How old stories shape present stress What to do when a moment starts to feel persona...
Why Self-Talk Matters More Than You Think 23.08.2025 8:48
This episode is about the power of self-talk. Not hype. Not fluff. Just three identity anchors that remind you who you really are: available for what aligns, evidence of what’s possible, and consistent. Try them for seven days, and see what shifts.
The Real Reason You Don’t Feel Ready (and How to Move Anyway) 21.08.2025 4:26
Have you ever caught yourself saying, “I just don’t have time,” or “I’m not ready yet”? In this first episode of Let’s Redesign This , we’re unpacking how scarcity thinking quietly shapes our schedules, decisions, and the opportunities we pass up. Inspired by the book Scarcity by Sendhil Mullainathan and Eldar Shafir, we explore how the mindset of “not enough” doesn’t just live in your bank accoun...
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