Kris Vallotton • May 27, 2018

How to Silence Your Inner Critic That Says You’re Not Good Enough

Do you hide away when people praise you? Some of us have an inner critic that says “I’m not nearly as good as people think I am.” It can even go so far as to make us feel shame when we get a compliment or cause us to over-explain ourselves out of being as amazing as we truly are. Think about it; have you ever said, “Oh well it’s not me, it was God who did that…” or, “That shirt is one I got on sale…” or maybe even, “That project was a group effort…” all in an attempt to make yourself small? What is it that holds us back from being the amazing children of God that He sees us as? Could it be that perhaps it’s a spiritual autoimmune disease that sabotages our abundance and ability to thrive in life?


I talked about this in my book club recently and was blown away by people’s responses so I wanted to share it with you today. Let’s take a look at this video summary of Chapter 2 of 
Poverty, Riches and Wealth, “How To Cure A Wealth Autoimmune Disease”:


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