13304: The Automatic Choice From Your Personal Menu

Hey there, hero!

One of the concepts I learned when I trained in NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) has stuck with me like paint, and has really helped me be at peace with my level of accomplishment.

And maybe it will help you.

It’s a bit of a chain reaction, but it can ease the anxiety of feeling like you’re not good enough, or you don’t always rise to the occasion, or you need to do better.

Our personal menu, and the automatic choice we all make to select the number one item on that personal menu, assures that you are good enough, you do rise to the occasion, and that you’re always doing your best.

Every. Single. Time.

This episode has a bit to unpack, but it might be worth it to you.

Do you struggle with being “good enough”? Does the concept of personal menu choices help ease the uncertainty and give you more confidence? Let me know in the comments below.

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  1. I like this a lot.
    In The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz (my brother sent me the audiobook years ago), one of the agreements is: Always Do Your Best. Then he goes on to explain that “best” varies from day to day and sometimes from one activity to another.
    This podcast takes this concept a bit further for me because, as you say, the best I can do is automatically my first choice. So, why stress?
    Thank you, David.

  2. I like the concept. I also feel like my VO coaches have worked with me a lot to move to different items on my personal menu, which has been fun. And I appreciate your serial killer example because I play a great murderer on TV 🙂