EPISODE · Aug 15, 2025 · 6 MIN
🎙️ I AM: Rewriting the Story You Tell Yourself 🌟
from Rewrite Her Voice · host Rachel
Send us Fan MailThe words “I am” are two of the most powerful in the English language—because what follows shapes your identity, your beliefs, and your actions. In this episode, we unpack how to shift from limiting labels like “I am lazy” or “I am not enough” to empowering truths like “I am strong,” “I am focused,” and “I am becoming who I want to be.”You’ll learn: 🔹 Why behavior ≠ identity—and how to separate the two 🔹 How affirmations actually retrain your brain through repetition and emotion 🔹 The 4 keys to creating powerful, believable "I am" statements 🔹 How to use the 3 P’s: Personal, Positive, and Present tense 🔹 The role your Reticular Activating System plays in turning thoughts into beliefsThis episode is your reminder that you are not your past—you are what you choose to believe and repeat. So let’s rewrite your inner script with words that lift, inspire, and lead to lasting change.💭 Finish this sentence today: I am... Tag me or share your favorite "I am" statement in the comments—I’d love to hear it!I would love to hear how your inner mean girl is showing up and what tools are working for you!Let's connect! you can find me on Instagram or FacebookFor more information on The Rewrite Collective membership click hereLove, Rach
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Send us Fan Mail The words “I am” are two of the most powerful in the English language—because what follows shapes your identity, your beliefs, and your actions. In this episode, we unpack how to shift from limiting labels like “I am lazy” or “I am not enough” to empowering truths like “I am strong,” “I am focused,” and “I am becoming who I want to be.” You’ll learn: 🔹 Why behavior ≠ identity—and how to separate the two 🔹 How affirmations actually retrain your brain through repeti...
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