Curiosity allows us to be open to new ideas and information. Humility allows us to be open to changing our mind, when the new information warants it. Humility is, in my experience, the hardest of the two to cultivate. Being humble can feel very threatening to our ego. Admitting we might be wrong requires us to face our mistakes and take responsibility for our actions, for the possible harm we have done to ourselves and others.

But this isn't why I am writing this post today, nor is it what I want to talk about. What I want to share is the insight

How long does it take to let go of a pattern? This is a question my clients ask me often and invariably the answer is... "It depends."

I wanted to scream and smash my racquet. I wanted to hit something, to throw a tantrum like a two-year-old. In fact, it probably was my...

Originally published on September 20th, 2019 at The Repatterning Journal , a project and publication of the Repatterning Practitioner...