What if the greatest limitation standing between you and your next victory is the story you're telling yourself?

In Episode 18 of All I Want To Do Is Win, Derrick Gilbert continues The Winning Mindset™ series by confronting another internal opponent of winning: self-doubt.

Fear asks, “What if I fail?” Self-doubt asks, “Am I even capable of winning?”

Self-doubt can cause you to question your ability, second-guess decisions, minimize accomplishments, and hesitate when it's time to move forward. But winning isn't about never experiencing doubt—it's about refusing to let doubt make your decisions.

Discover:

• Why “Winners don't believe every thought they think.”
• How self-doubt differs from fear
• Why action produces confidence—not the other way around
• How to raise the standard of your internal dialogue

Ask yourself:

• Where has self-doubt been costing me opportunities?
• What story about myself needs to be rewritten?
• What victory have I forgotten that proves I'm capable?
• What bold decision have I delayed because I don't feel ready?
• What would I attempt if I trusted God's calling more than my insecurities?

Winning isn't reserved for people who never doubt themselves. Winning belongs to those who refuse to let doubt make their decisions.

Remember:

Your potential is greater than your insecurity.

Your calling is greater than your comfort.

Your purpose is greater than your fear.