Self-sabotage is returning to your base state.

Breaking through feels:

- Uncomfortable
- Unfamiliar
- Uncertain

Self-sabotage is your mind trying to regain control by retreating to "what's normal."

For example... 

You’re seeing success in your business—a new experience that brings unfamiliar feelings.

Then, something small happens, like a client drops off.

Instead of handling it calmly, you blow it up.

Suddenly, you convince yourself the whole business needs fixing.

You think:

“I need a new funnel.”
“I need a new strategy.”
“I need more leads.”

So, you spiral back to what your brain knows: chaos and anxiety.

The result? You sabotage steady success and excitement for a false sense of "normal."

To counteract this problem... 

You must build a new base state.

When working with clients, I show them how to get comfortable with the feeling of their next level.

It's a breakthrough moment for them.

As they begin to embody and own the success they're having. 

Which is key for maintaining your next level.