The thing about the I'm not good enough, and that is the most pervasive one, although the second runner-up is I'm alone.

Everything that is not working, if I'm not getting fed properly, people are ignoring my needs.

If I'm aware that my mother didn't want to be pregnant with me, I might form a self-sense of I'm not wanted.

Wow. Whether she said it or not. Absolutely. And it happens in the

womb. She is a licensed marriage and family therapist, a New York Times bestselling author, and an

internationally recognized teacher of personal transformation. Catherine Woodward Thomas.

You actually cannot progress in your life when you are making home a victimization.

What if all these bad things happen to us?

We were traumatized, someone hurt us, they abused us, they abandoned us.

Shouldn't we feel victimized?

So you want to look at how is I the source of it.

Who was I being that allowed that to happen?

Now, you have to kind of put your big girl, big boy panties on and really show up for yourself.

It's hard to create from a victimhood is what we're hearing.

You can't create from victimhood. The first entry to creativity is giving up victim.

Welcome back, everyone, at the School of Greatness. I'm very excited about our guests. We have

the inspiring Catherine Woodward Thomas in the house. She is a licensed marriage and family

therapist, a New York Times bestselling author, and an internationally recognized teacher

of personal transformation. She spent decades helping people clear emotional blocks, align their

inner world, and consciously create the life

and relationships they desire. And I'm excited that you're here because the last time you're on

was over a decade ago. And it was such a powerful conversation to help people heal. And you

...