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Breakthrough Weekly with Monica Pelayo 💜What if the beliefs that hold you back are not really yours, but stories your mind learned to survive?

Podcast · By Monica Pelayo · English · Official site

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    You’re Not Starting Over, You’re Starting With Experience (opens the original)

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    Have you ever considered changing jobs or careers and found yourself questioning abilities you’ve spent years building? A new environment can bring new systems, people, expectations, and things to learn. When uncertainty starts creating fear, it can become easy to focus on everything you don’t know yet while overlooking everything you already know how to do. In this episode of Breakthrough Weekly, Monica Pelayo explores why the unfamiliar can trigger self-doubt, how underlying beliefs can shape

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    You’ve Done the Work. So Why Do You Still Doubt Yourself? (opens the original)

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    You know your job. You’ve done it well for years. People come to you for answers. So why can one bad moment still make you question yourself? Sometimes the issue goes deeper than confidence. You can spend years building skills, gaining experience, and proving that you are capable while still seeing yourself through a belief you formed much earlier in life. In this episode of Breakthrough Weekly , I share a personal realization that helped me recognize exactly that in my own life. I’ll take you b

  3. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    What You Fear People Think Is Costing You Business (opens the original)

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    How much of the way you show up in business is being influenced by what you assume other people think about you? Fear of judgment, criticism or rejection can quietly influence whether you start the conversation, introduce yourself, talk about your work, pursue an opportunity or allow yourself to become more visible. In this episode of Breakthrough Weekly, I share a conversation I had with an entrepreneur at a recent business seminar that demonstrated how our expectations about other people’s per

  4. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    You Can’t Always See When Someone Is Struggling (opens the original)

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    What does depression look like? Sometimes it looks like isolation, exhaustion, and struggling to get through the day. Other times, it can exist behind a smile, a career, a family, an active social life, or an incredibly productive life. In this episode of Breakthrough Weekly, published in recognition of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, Monica Pelayo shares both personal experience and insights from her hypnotherapy training to explore what can happen beneath the surface when someone is strugg

  5. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Who Do You Have to Become to Create the Life You Want? (opens the original)

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    Manifestation is not only about what you want. It is also about who you are becoming in order to create it, receive it, and sustain it. In this episode of Breakthrough Weekly , Monica Pelayo explores the connection between your belief system and identity , and how that identity can influence your decisions, behaviors, patterns, actions, and ultimately your results. You may consciously know that you are capable, deserving, or confident while still finding yourself repeating patterns that seem to

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