Hello beautiful being Welcome to this video.
My name is Anisha and today we are going to talk about This thought or belief that I can't do this.
Have you ever looked at a task Maybe it's a difficult email.
A new project.
Or even just a pile of laundry.
Or dishes.
And before you even started,
You were like,
Oh,
You know.
I can't do this.
I can't handle this right now.
That.
Not a verdict on your ability It's your brain panicking about How big?
How urgent.
But how complex This moment feels.
.
.
Today we're going to look at why your brain triggers these emergency breaks.
Every time things feel like too much Or how this thought that I can't do this is quietly keeping you stuck in overwhelm.
And finally,
We will learn about a simple tool,
A simple yet effective tool to flip from,
I can't handle this.
To let's see what i can handle right now So why does your brain jump to I can't do this?
When things feel too much.
It usually comes down to how you were taught.
To handle a challenge.
So this thought.
Often takes root in our early life when you were constantly flooded with too much,
Too fast.
Maybe you grew up in a chaotic home where everything felt Argent.
Or maybe a high-pressure school where you were expected to juggle way too many tasks at once.
Your brains i can't do this is not a judgment of your ability a shutdown signal that says This feels like too much to handle all at once.
So I'm going to shut down for now.
Stow.
The thought,
This thought,
You know,
I can't do this or this,
You know,
Lesson that we learned early in our life stays alive in our life as an adult.
Through emotional reasoning.
So.
.
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When you feel overwhelmed,
Your brain assumes that this task is impossible right now So you put it off until it becomes a genuine emergency.
And when you finally face know this task under pressure It's hard to think clearly.
So you struggle.
And your brain points at that and says,
See,
See,
I told you we can't handle this.
So it ignores the times you have done the same thing when you felt calmer.
Less rushed or less overloaded.
This,
You know,
This thought that I can't do this,
It doesn't just make work harder.
It makes your entire life shrink.
When I can't do this runs the show,
You spend more energy.
Thinking about the task,
Then actually doing them.
You settle for less money.
Fewer opportunities and less growth.
Because you stop applying for roles.
And you start declining the offers that looks complex.
You avoid.
You know,
Whatever that feels too much,
Even if you are objectively capable of doing those things.
So here is one important thing we need to understand.
Your feelings are not facts.
Feeling like you can't do something is just,
You know,
A thought passing through your mind.
It has zero accuracy about your actual ability to finish the task.
You forfeit the battle.
Before the evidence ever has a chance to show up.
Before you can even prove to yourself that yes,
I can do this.
You deserve a life that feels expensive.
And not lived in a narrow,
Safe zone of avoidance.
So when your mind says,
I can't do this,
Whatever this is for you.
Ask yourself,
What exact part of this can I not do right now?
And let your mind just empty out.
Let everything come out.
Whatever it is that you think you can't do.
You can pause this if you need more time.
And then take a deep breath in And out.
And now ask yourself,
What is a tiny part of this that I can do right now?
And let that come to you.
Let that become clear to you.
When you do this this helps your mind see that I can't do all of this.
But i can do this part It breaks the whole journey to the top of the mountain to a single step.
And then whatever the thing that came up for you that is whatever the tiniest thing is do that for the next five minutes or 10 minutes you know whatever the amount of time it takes but yeah just it's like you signed a five minute contract with you that I am going to do this for the next 5 minutes.
And what it does is this restores the executive function.
And proves to your brain that I can do something.
And then the momentum compounds as the brain learns.
That overwell is manageable through micro-vins.
After those five minutes you can stop and notice what happened you will realize that while whatever you did,
Wasn't Buffett?
It was doable.
So.
.
.
You can try doing this,
You know.
And train your brain to move from instant null.
That I can't do this.
Let's take one step and see what happens.
So that's all for this video.
I hope that you found it useful.
And if you struggle with more negative thoughts or limiting belief,
Feel free to check out my other content on Insight Timer.
Which is designed to help you break free from your mind-made stories.
And to live a more meaningful and Happy life!
You have got this.
Even if your brain says you don't.
So,
I will see you soon.
Till then,
Take care.
Bye-bye.
