Tara Mohr

You're just doing it.

You're just doing it.

Yes.

A great way to tell is the tone that that voice is speaking to you in.

That's why you give it a character because it's so clear.

They can help with that.

Yes.

So if I always say your inner critic and your realistic thinking can have the same question.

So the inner critic and realistic thinking could be thinking, you know, did I make the right decision with like maybe what were our inventory, what we're going to do next fall?

Inner critic is going to be like, I know I didn't know what I was doing.

I know I didn't know it's going to be repetitive.

It's going to be very declarative.

Like it knows the deal.

It's going to be looping.

You could ask that with realistic thinking or with just good critical thinking, like I'm actually feeling unsure about that.

What further information do I need?

Who would be an interesting person to talk to?

What can I do to reduce uncertainty?

So you might have the same concern, but you're going to move forward in a very solution-oriented way when you're not hearing from that inner critic.

You know, a lot of times when you're in schools or workplaces or maybe home environments where the emphasis is on like