Doubt your doubter’s doubts

“Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we oft might win, by fearing to attempt.” William Shakespeare

SLART’s note: This post was going to be called “Doubt your doubt’s doubts” but then I got a weird sense of semantic satiation and felt all weird. So I called it “Doubt your doubts” instead. Edit: It’s now called, Doubt your doubter’s doubts. It feels weird but it is fitting.

I’m tired of referring to limiting beliefs, limiting/negative thoughts etc… So I decided to hone in on doubts, it’s probably just semantics but ‘doubting yourself’ feels different to me. It’s that automatic hesitation which doesn’t make sense in so many cases.

doubt

/daʊt/

noun

a feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction.

Let’s talk about the doubtful elephant in the room.

Doubts.

I’m an expert in doubting myself.

I doubt my ability to do my day job.

I doubt my role as an artist.

I doubt my plans.

I doubt my ideas.

I doubt my decisions.

I do…