This is 15 minutes to freedom.

I'm your host Ryan Naidel and today's episode is limiting beliefs.

So beliefs are a unique thing. You know when you sit back and you analyze where your beliefs come from or what are the beliefs that you have in your head and then think to yourself where did they come from?

How do you answer that question?

For me it's something that's puzzled me for longer than I care to admit. You know that the belief system that is

instilled upon me when I look at it is a multifaceted conversation.

Obviously at the very base level where all our belief systems are funneled through our parents.

You know from a developmental age, typically if things go at least halfway right in your life you have parents that raise you or some

parental figure that raise you even if it's not biological and what they believe to

be true and their beliefs end up being passed down to you.

Call it by proximity, call it by blood and call whatever you want to, but think about it.

Religion's a hot button for me for whatever the reason.

So if you grew up in a primarily, well say Catholic household, you're used to the Catholic way of life. You know probably have a rosary

Went to church every Sunday are used to kneeling and standing and kneeling and standing and standing and

standing and service and that was what you believe to be true. That is your belief. But that belief you never had the opportunity to determine on your own.

That belief was passed down to you.

Not saying that belief is good or bad, but it's eliminated your ability to have critical thinking to decide if that belief actually fits your life.

It's just given to you.

And maybe religion's not the best example for this. Maybe we look at

socioeconomic standards. We look at the wealth that you're quote-unquote allowed to have

in your life. If you grew up in an upper middle-class family or even even middle class family that had enough money to pay for food and

their house and maybe a vacation once a year

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