Speaking
Jackie Mott talks about the things other people don’t, or won’t.
With wisdom, vulnerability, humor, and more than a little curiosity, Jackie challenges audiences to look at the beliefs and assumptions they’ve been carrying around as “truth” and ask a deceptively simple question:
What if some of what you believe simply isn’t true?
Because what we believe affects what we see, the choices we make, the possibilities we consider, and ultimately, the lives we create.
Jackie’s talks aren’t about telling people what to think. They’re about uncovering the unconscious patterns and conditioning that keep us stuck, challenging what we’ve accepted as truth, and disrupting the cycles that keep creating the same results.
What Jackie talks about
What do you tell yourself... when you're NOT listening?
We all have a subliminal soundtrack playing in the back of our minds all day, every day.
It’s made up of all of the bits of information we’ve collected throughout our lives. Every conversation, every experience, every relationship, every lesson we’ve ever learned has given us those bits of information, and we use that information to create the belief systems that we carry.
Jackie helps audiences get curious about what’s playing on their unique soundtrack, identify the beliefs they may not even know they’re carrying, and start asking whether those beliefs are serving them.
Because, just like a radio station we don’t like, we’re allowed to change the channel.
Aren't you already a HUGE success?
What if the roadmap you’re following isn’t actually yours?
Most of us are operating on autopilot, not realizing that our conditioning, patterns and deeply held beliefs are influencing how we see things, the choices we’re making, and what we’re creating. We just don’t think to ask where those ideas came from or if they’re even right for us.
But when you’re following someone else’s roadmap to “happily ever after”, you may be successfully creating a life you don’t even want.
Jackie Mott asks the questions most of us don’t think to ask, challenging the conditioning, patterns and deeply held beliefs we rarely stop to question.
When life isn’t working, maybe instead of asking, “How do I get there?” we should start with,
“Is that even where I want to go?”
We create our circumstances to support the belief systems that we carry.
What does it mean to love or be loved? What does it mean to be successful or unsuccessful? What does it mean to have money or not have money?
We all have answers to those questions, whether we’ve consciously thought about them or not. And those answers influence the decisions we make every day and the results and consequences those decisions create.
We may spend 30 years working in a field we hate because we learned that having a pension was more important than enjoying our work. We may choose partners who hurt us because somewhere along the way we learned to associate that kind of treatment with love. We may end up flat broke because we were taught that “money is the root of all evil.”
There may be people, opportunities and possibilities right in front of us that could lead to something beautiful, but we won’t even see them because they’re not what we’re looking for.
But when we change the underlying beliefs, we will naturally start making choices that support the life we DO want.
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