Adam Cox

Now, although the essence of this is to kind of break a curse and feel worthy of good relationships and love,

Some of the things are quite specific.

It might not be the case that there is a belief system that the women in your life are cursed by bad luck in relationships.

It's unlikely to be the case statistically that you have a prosthetic part of your body.

But the essence of this goes way beyond that.

Lots of people have belief systems that aren't true about relationships.

Some of it relate to luck and fortune.

There is a reason why lots of people read horoscopes when it comes to finding a partner, for example.

Because there is deep beliefs about superstition and coincidence and luck and good fortune and being surprised by someone that is just happens to be the right person for them.

You probably have some of those beliefs too.

Some of them are disempowering.

Some of them could be empowering.

And there may be an insecurity that you have.

For example, I'm not a tall guy.

I'm five foot seven.

I have no hair.

And for a period of my life, that would have been a big insecurity for me.

It isn't an insecurity for me at all.

And I would say that element of whatever your insecurity is,

Having full acceptance of that and actually turning it into something that becomes an asset for you is a superpower.