False beliefs

What beliefs do you have of yourself? How accurate are these beliefs a representation of you? Where did these beliefs originate from? You are more than the perceptions others have of you.

These are common false beliefs that perfectionists tend to have. Self-awareness is the first step to healing your unhealthy perfectionists tendencies. When you notice these false beliefs popping up in your head, I challenge you to question these beliefs. 🌟Get your FREE Perfectionist Anti-Procrastination Productivity Toolkit - click the link in my bio🌟 #perfectionist #perfectionism #perfectionisoverrated #striveforprogressnotperfection #mindfulproductivity #mindfulproductivityplanner…

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DOUBT YOUR DOUBTS!!!! Unlike faith, which is always pure, our belief structure includes both pure elements of truth, and impurities of human assumption, tradition, false conclusions, and out-and-out lies. Most of what we believe comes from the experiences of our lifetime, all of which occur in the natural world, and most of which are in some way tainted. Such false beliefs are hostile to our progress unless overridden by revealed truth.

The answer says a lot about language, mental illness, and ourselves

The "truth effect" and "illusion of knowledge effect" create false memories from repeated information, according to a new study that reveals the impact of belief in the digital age. https://thedebrief.org/repetition-creates-false-memories-new-study-exposes-the-truth-effect-and-its-impact-on-misinformation/