Aug 4, 2026 · 7 min · 4 segments
Love What You Heard? Send a message! Self-belief runs out sometimes, and we refuse to treat that wobble as proof you are not meant for bigger…
Hey, wherever you are right now, I've got you.
This script flip is for you if you're running low on the belief in yourself right now, because girl, you are human and humans run out of gas sometimes.
Maybe you're in a season where the doubt is louder than the vision and the version of you who is typically anchored in belief.
is nowhere to be found.
You're in a season where you keep asking yourself, can I actually do this? Like, what was I thinking? What am I doing? And lately, the honest answer is I'm not sure if I can.
Here's the old script.
I have to believe in myself a thousand percent of the time or I'm not cut out for this.
That one's a lie, by the way.
It's just another way we abandon ourselves.
We somehow decide that a wobble in our belief means that we aren't qualified to do what we love to do.
Nobody believes in themselves every single day.
I definitely don't.
Not the woman you look up to either.
Not anyone who's built anything real.
Your belief in yourself isn't constant.
It's like a So here's what I want you to actually take in today, not just here, but actually absorb into every cell of your body until it becomes your belief.
You don't have to carry all of the belief all of the time by yourself.
That's the flip.
When I run out of belief in myself, I get to borrow it from someone else until mine comes back.
You can borrow mine.
I believe in you.
Someone else's certainty can hold me while I find my own again.
I don't have to do this alone.
And needing to borrow a belief for a while doesn't make me less capable.
It just makes me human.
Hey, wherever you are right now, I've got you.
This script flip is for you if you're running low on the belief in yourself right now, because girl, you are human and humans run out of gas sometimes.
Maybe you're in a season where the doubt is louder than the vision and the version of you who is typically anchored in belief.
is nowhere to be found.
You're in a season where you keep asking yourself, can I actually do this? Like, what was I thinking? What am I doing? And lately, the honest answer is I'm not sure if I can.
Here's the old script.
I have to believe in myself a thousand percent of the time or I'm not cut out for this.
That one's a lie, by the way.
It's just another way we abandon ourselves.
We somehow decide that a wobble in our belief means that we aren't qualified to do what we love to do.
Nobody believes in themselves every single day.
I definitely don't.
Not the woman you look up to either.
Not anyone who's built anything real.
Your belief in yourself isn't constant.
It's like a So here's what I want you to actually take in today, not just here, but actually absorb into every cell of your body until it becomes your belief.
You don't have to carry all of the belief all of the time by yourself.
That's the flip.
When I run out of belief in myself, I get to borrow it from someone else until mine comes back.
You can borrow mine.
I believe in you.
Someone else's certainty can hold me while I find my own again.
I don't have to do this alone.
And needing to borrow a belief for a while doesn't make me less capable.
It just makes me human.
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