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EPISODE · May 20, 2025 · 41 MIN

Beliefs, Truths, and Trances of Identity

from Changeworking · host James Tripp & Ruckus Skye

🎙️Where do our beliefs come from—and how many of them do we actually know we have?In this episode, Ruckus and James dig deep into the murky, layered world of unconscious beliefs and the way they silently shape our reality. From invisible operating systems to emotional trances masquerading as truth, this conversation unpacks the complexity of belief in changework. They touch on everything from Byron Katie’s process to Taoist ideas of truth and usefulness, all through the lens of real-world examples and client work.This one’s especially for the practitioners who want to help clients loosen the grip of what feels true—but isn’t necessarily serving. ⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 – Intro: Beliefs you don’t know you have01:00 – James’ lead guitar example: the trance of capability04:00 – Fairness, rights, and Byron Katie’s belief-turnaround process09:00 – Truth vs. usefulness: the map is not the territory14:00 – Worrying as a false strategy16:30 – Truth traps and psychological freedom20:00 – Chairs, clients, and belief as operating system22:00 – Key operational concepts: control, trust, and love27:00 – Blocky renderings vs. fluid metaphors in client beliefs30:00 – Speculative semantic modeling: guessing what makes a belief make sense34:00 – Modeling from people who live life differently38:00 – Self-osmosis and living into new beliefs40:00 – Closing thoughts: belief change as essential to transformation CONTACTEmail: [email protected]: www.clientshifts.com Changeworking is produced by Ruckus Skye. #podcast #changework #hypnosis #nlp #coaching #coach #CoachingTools #ClientBreakthroughs

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