What Happens When You Stop Defending Who You Think You Are | joel s. goldsmith

What happens when you stop defending the person you think you are? This practical seven-day experiment, inspired by teachings associated with joel s. goldsmith, helps you notice the defended self before it controls your response. Each day examines a familiar attachment—opinion, credit, past injury, other people’s judgment, praise, control, and the need for the last word—followed by a short pause-and-listen practice. Discover how spiritual surrender can create room for quiet guidance and let the deeper self speak first. This is not passive submission or permission for mistreatment; it is a grounded practice for releasing the personal story’s demand to secure approval, victory, and control.
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