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Pursuing Health

Four Questions To Overcome Limiting Beliefs PH323

Pursuing Health

Julie Foucher Brown MD, MS.

Health & Fitness

4.81.3K Ratings

🗓️ 29 October 2025

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

Have you ever felt trapped in a thought you couldn’t shake? In this episode, Julie shares how the belief “I’ll never be organized” kept her stuck in anxiety and overwhelm—and how Byron Katie’s The Work helped her break free. Through four simple questions, she discovered a way to shift limiting beliefs into empowering ones. Listen in to learn how this tool can open new possibilities in your own life. Please share your thoughts with [email protected], or connect with me on Instagram @JulieFoucher.Related Episodes:Ep 309 - How I Created My Life Plan Ep 20 - Julie Foucher on Her Current Daily Schedule, Medical School Applications, Preventing Injury, and Advice for the CrossFit Games Open If you like this episode, please subscribe to Pursuing Health on iTunes and give it a rating or share your feedback on social media using the hashtag #PursuingHealth. I look forward to bringing you future episodes with inspiring individuals and ideas about health. Disclaimer: This podcast is for general information only, and does not provide medical advice.  I recommend that you seek assistance from your personal physician for any health conditions or concerns.

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to pursuing health. I'm Dr. Julie Foucher, family physician and former CrossFit Games athlete.

0:17.9

Here I bring you information and inspiration to help bridge the gap between fitness and

0:22.4

medicine and support your journey toward your healthiest self. Thank you so much for joining me.

0:27.5

Now let's get started with this week's episode. Today I wanted to share about a tool that has been

0:36.1

completely game changing for me.

0:38.8

And so I'll share this in the context of an area of my life where I found myself running up against a lot of resistance a couple of years ago.

0:48.0

And this is the area of feeling disorganized. So I don't know if anyone can relate, but I was feeling overwhelmed all the time.

0:57.1

It felt like I had so much to do, but I had no idea what I needed to do and everything was

1:03.1

scattered. I had to do lists on sticky notes, on small pieces of paper scattered around the

1:08.7

house, on my notes app on my phone. I had to do

1:12.0

lists in my email, in my calendar, and I struggled to find a way to keep it all together.

1:18.1

My email inbox seemed like it had thousands of messages. And after so many failed attempts at

1:24.8

getting organized and trying to find a system that worked, I started to have

1:29.1

this thought that I'm never going to be organized. And there's this concept called the

1:35.3

cognitive emotive loop that I've been introduced to. And it really explained my situation with

1:40.5

that thought. So I would start having this thought. I'm never going to be organized. And

1:45.3

immediately, when I have that thought, what emotions come up for me? I start feeling anxious. I start

1:51.1

feeling fearful. I start getting overwhelmed. I start to feel angry and frustrated like, why can't I get

1:57.1

this right? And as I have those emotions, it triggers more thoughts, right? I'm so

2:01.7

disorganized. I'm a failure. I'm incapable. How could anybody ever rely on me? And then when I have

2:07.0

thoughts like that, more emotions of anxiety and fear and overwhelm. And I would find myself looping like

2:13.1

this for hours and hours, just getting more and more intense with my thoughts and my emotions. It would just

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