Sep 15, 2026 · 14 min · 7 segments
What happens when you get a setback? What processes do you do when the answers you thought would be the answer were not the answer? In this episode we will discuss what processes you can use to create…
Wendy KorenHost
Dave LundquistHost
Because one of the fascinating things about the belief system, and you know, last week, we did talk about beliefs, is what a setback does to the actions you then take.
Right? So you're expecting to move forward with something and something unexpected happens.
Or much more intense and more challenging things can happen that you can interpret as a setback.
And when you hit those, are they really setbacks or it's just part of the healing process?
Or is it an opportunity to ask for help? And you know what absolutely amazes me is that sometimes when people find that things are not going the way they want them to for themselves or their animals or their pathway to performance, it becomes a, I can't.
Instead of who would be able to help me with this? Who knows more than I do? Who's experienced this? You know, the concept of asking for help or finding out who knows can be the best part of what happens when there is a perceived setback.
And what I love is finding people who know more than I do, who have more experience than I do.
No matter what has happened in your life, you are probably not the very first person this has ever happened to.
And you've just got to find out who they are, how they did it, what was their mindset at the time.
Knowing or believing, which we talked about last week, having that belief system that you can find a way out of it.
That allows your mind to It opens your mind to new possibilities that could be out there.
Because one of the fascinating things about the belief system, and you know, last week, we did talk about beliefs, is what a setback does to the actions you then take.
Right? So you're expecting to move forward with something and something unexpected happens.
Or much more intense and more challenging things can happen that you can interpret as a setback.
And when you hit those, are they really setbacks or it's just part of the healing process?
Or is it an opportunity to ask for help? And you know what absolutely amazes me is that sometimes when people find that things are not going the way they want them to for themselves or their animals or their pathway to performance, it becomes a, I can't.
Instead of who would be able to help me with this? Who knows more than I do? Who's experienced this? You know, the concept of asking for help or finding out who knows can be the best part of what happens when there is a perceived setback.
And what I love is finding people who know more than I do, who have more experience than I do.
No matter what has happened in your life, you are probably not the very first person this has ever happened to.
And you've just got to find out who they are, how they did it, what was their mindset at the time.
Knowing or believing, which we talked about last week, having that belief system that you can find a way out of it.
That allows your mind to It opens your mind to new possibilities that could be out there.
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