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Ever have that little voice in your head tell you you're not good enough, you're going to embarrass yourself, or you might as well not even try?
Meet your Demon Dinosaurs!
Those sneaky little troublemakers have a way of turning self-doubt, fear, and limiting beliefs into very convincing reasons to stay exactly where you are.
Demon Dinosaurs is an 11-page Learning Lantern that takes a humorous, practical look at the thoughts and beliefs that quietly hold us back.
Through relatable stories, self-reflection, and a little dinosaur wrangling, you'll learn how to:
Recognize the limiting beliefs that keep you from trying new things.
Identify your inner critic and give your Demon Dinosaur a name.
Understand how fear of failure—and even fear of success—can influence your choices.
Discover how much those old beliefs have been costing you.
Build practical strategies to manage self-doubt and take action anyway.
Your Demon Dinosaurs may stomp, snarl, and throw tantrums—but that doesn't mean you have to let them out of their cages!”
Ever have that little voice in your head tell you you're not good enough, you're going to embarrass yourself, or you might as well not even try?
Meet your Demon Dinosaurs!
Those sneaky little troublemakers have a way of turning self-doubt, fear, and limiting beliefs into very convincing reasons to stay exactly where you are.
Demon Dinosaurs is an 11-page Learning Lantern that takes a humorous, practical look at the thoughts and beliefs that quietly hold us back.
Through relatable stories, self-reflection, and a little dinosaur wrangling, you'll learn how to:
Recognize the limiting beliefs that keep you from trying new things.
Identify your inner critic and give your Demon Dinosaur a name.
Understand how fear of failure—and even fear of success—can influence your choices.
Discover how much those old beliefs have been costing you.
Build practical strategies to manage self-doubt and take action anyway.
Your Demon Dinosaurs may stomp, snarl, and throw tantrums—but that doesn't mean you have to let them out of their cages!”
