Show Notes
What story are you telling yourself about your porn habit? In this episode, I dive into the crucial difference between facts and the stories we tell ourselves and how your story can either keep you stuck or help you move forward. While facts are objective, the stories we create around them are often based on assumptions, fears, and beliefs that may not be true.
Understanding the power of your stories helps you take back control. By changing your story, you can change your actions and your emotional experience, moving away from self-judgment and toward empowerment.
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