"Not Good Enough" Loop: How Leaders Reprogram the Subconscious with Curtis McCullom | Kerry Siggins

Описание: High performance can hide a painful story. Not good enough. Not worthy. Not safe. Leaders can build extraordinary outcomes while quietly operating from a subconscious program that keeps them tense, reactive, and constantly proving themselves. The cost shows up in relationships, culture, decision-making, and the body.

In this episode of Reflect Forward, I explore what it takes to identify and rewrite those programs with clinical hypnotherapist and human potential coach Curtis McCullom. We talk about triggers, blind spots, nervous system regulation, and why starting with goals often fails when the emotional root is still running the show. Curtis shares his Legit Mindset framework, learning, growing, expanding, and transforming, and explains how emotional release works and hypnosis-based conditioning can help leaders build real change that lasts.

If you have ever felt hijacked by a reaction you cannot fully explain, or if you keep hitting the same ceiling even though you are capable, this conversation will help you see the pattern with more honesty and more power.

Connect with Curtis at www.bespokehumanpotentialcoaching.com

00:17 Meet the Host and Guest
01:07 Curtis McCollum's Journey
03:02 The Legit Mindset Framework
05:40 Understanding Blind Spots
12:23 Neurolinguistic Programming Explained
15:44 Personal Stories and Overcoming Triggers
18:44 Exploring the Power of Self-Reflection
19:50 Embracing Vulnerability as Leaders
20:23 The Journey of Self-Discovery
21:19 Overcoming Resistance to Change
23:15 The Role of Hypnotherapy in Healing
24:23 Techniques for Emotional Release
30:31 The Importance of Becoming Before Doing
33:31 Reflecting on Personal Growth
36:33 Final Thoughts and Contact Information

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