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EPISODE · May 4, 2026 · 18 MIN

Limiting Beliefs: The Stories We Tell ourselves

from Watch Me · host Lauren "Lo" Fritts

In this episode of The Watch Me Podcast, we’re talking about limiting beliefs — the quiet lies that can live in your head for so long they start sounding like truth. The ones that tell you you’re not enough, not qualified, too much, too late, too broken, or too behind to go after the life you really want.I’m sharing where these beliefs come from, how they get built through rejection, comparison, fear, and old pain, and how they start shaping your choices without you even realizing it. We’re talking about the boxes other people put us in, the boxes we put ourselves in, and what it looks like to finally question the story and push the lid open.If you’ve ever felt like you were stuck, playing small, or living below what you know deep down you’re capable of, this episode is for you. Because maybe you’re not stuck at all. Maybe you’ve just been listening to the same lie for so long that it started sounding like your own voice.Subscribe to The Watch Me Podcast, and follow me on Instagram @thelaurenfritts or TikTok @watchmepod for more.Follow along for more:Instagram: @thelaurenfrittsTikTok: @watchmepodYouTube: @watchmepod

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In this episode of The Watch Me Podcast, we’re talking about limiting beliefs — the quiet lies that can live in your head for so long they start sounding like truth. The ones that tell you you’re not enough, not qualified, too much, too late, too broken, or too behind to go after the life you really want. I’m sharing where these beliefs come from, how they get built through rejection, comparison, fear, and old pain, and how they start shaping your choices without you even realizing it. We’re ...

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