How to dissolve stories from your ego by Chiara Croce

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In this episode, we explore how to dissolve stories form your ego to live health, happy and authentic life.

These "stories" are narratives or beliefs about yourself and the world that are shaped by your ego, which can sometimes be limiting or distorted.

Self-Reflection: Begin by becoming aware of the stories you tell yourself. These stories often involve judgments, labels, and narratives about who you are, your capabilities, and your worth. Journaling can be a helpful tool to record your thoughts and identify recurring patterns

Question Your Beliefs: Challenge the validity of your beliefs. Ask yourself if these stories are based on evidence or assumptions. Are they helping or hindering your personal growth? Explore the origins of these beliefs. Are they inherited from your upbringing, cultural influences, or past experiences?

Mindfulness and Meditation: Practice mindfulness to observe your thoughts without judgment. This can help you recognize when you are caught up in ego-driven stories. Meditation can also be beneficial in quieting the mind and gaining insight into the nature of your ego

Seek Feedback: Talk to trusted friends, family members, or a therapist about your ego-driven stories. They can provide different perspectives and insights. Be open to constructive criticism and feedback without becoming defensive

Identify Core Values: Reflect on your core values and what truly matters to you in life. Align your actions and beliefs with these values. When you live in accordance with your values, you're less likely to be swayed by ego-driven stories that don't serve your higher purpose

Practice Self-Compassion: Be kind and compassionate toward yourself. Understand that everyone has flaws and insecurities. Treat yourself with the same kindness and empathy that you would offer to a friend facing similar challenges

Let Go of Comparison: Avoid comparing yourself to others. Ego-driven stories often arise from comparing your life, achievements, or appearance to those of others. Focus on your own path and progress, rather than seeking external validation

Cultivate Humility: Embrace humility by acknowledging that you don't have all the answers and that you can learn and grow from your experiences and mistakes. Recognize that you are not the center of the universe and that everyone has their own unique journey

Practice Detachment: Detach from the need for external validation and approval. Your worth is not determined by what others think of you. Let go of attachments to material possessions, titles, and identities that reinforce ego-driven stories

Seek Spiritual or Philosophical Guidance: Explore spiritual or philosophical teachings that resonate with you. Many traditions offer insights into transcending the ego and finding a deeper sense of self

Dissolving ego-driven stories is an ongoing process that requires patience and self-compassion. It can lead to a greater sense of authenticity, inner peace, and a more profound connection with yourself and others. Remember that it's normal to have ego-driven thoughts and stories, but the goal is to become more conscious of them and reduce their influence on your life.

Master coach, Therapist and Way shower Chiara Croce, worked in advertising, fashion and in the production of websites. She has 3 children, took a second degree in Psychological Sciences and Techniques followed by one in Clinical Psychology, She moved to Ibiza and took a Master's degree in Integrated Humanistic NLP with Mauro Scardovelli. She worked for as a counselor and held personal growth courses. When she realized that traditional psychology was no longer enough for me, she studied past life regression with Brian Weiss, akashic records and channeling with Cristina Caceres, Tantra with Xavi Domenec, took a medium course with Claudia Zuccolo and Bill Coller . She learned to manifest with Neville Goddard's method and she is finishing writing a book about how to create the life we want only thanks to the use of the mind