EPISODE · Aug 17, 2025 · 34 MIN
08 | Patterns, Triggers & Truth Recognizing the Belief-Behavior Cycle
from The Reclaimed Woman I Christian, Identity, Purpose, Life Coaching · host Christi Ratcliff - Christian Life Coach, Leadership Coach, Identity Coach
This is a Foundation Episode (Ep. 1–41) from The Kingdom Table Podcast — formerly The Reclaimed Woman Podcast. These episodes cover the first pillar of Kingdom life: Faith & Identity. Start here, or browse all 7 pillars at christiratcliff.com/podcast. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ever wonder why you react the same way to certain situations, even when you want to respond differently? In this episode, you’ll uncover how patterns and triggers work together to reinforce limiting beliefs, and why they sometimes keep you stuck in cycles like self-sabotage, people pleasing, or avoiding healthy boundaries. I’ll share why patterns and triggers can actually be positive, the brain science behind why they’re so hard to break, and my simple Recognize → Rewire → Replace framework to help you shift your mindset. You’ll walk away knowing exactly how to start breaking negative patterns, renewing your mind, and living in the truth of who God created you to be. If you’re ready to break those old patterns and replace them with God’s truth, let’s do it together. Book a Clarity Session with me and take your first step toward freedom today. Sign Up Now: www.christiratcliff.com Follow along on Instagram at @christi_ratcliff_coaching for encouragement and behind-the-scenes content, and subscribe to The Reclaimed Woman Podcast so you never miss an episode. You can also join our free Facebook community, The Reclaimed Woman Collective , a safe space for Christian women who want to overcome limiting beliefs and emotional triggers.
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