As we continue our month-long exploration of indomitable self-confidence, I pick up where I left off last week. When it comes to indomitable self-confidence, I describe it using three pillars. I like to use the analogy of an old Roman colosseum-style building that has three pillars. There’s a foundation that these pillars rest upon and a roof that goes on top. The roof or ceiling is the slab of self-knowledge; it is the truth. The foundation or the base is the primary principle, which is essentially that we are all perfect, the world is perfect. Everything is one and everything is love. With that foundation, we can build these three pillars of indomitable self-confidence. In the past episodes, I introduced you to the three pillars. The first pillar is the cognition pillar. There is a primary process where you separate your thoughts from facts so that you begin to understand where your beliefs are and what your conditioning is. You can even begin to choose new thoughts to create different results in your life. The second pillar is the emotion pillar. Thoughts are not you. Emotions themselves are also not you. They are neurotransmitters, they come from your brain, they’re tangible chemicals. The messages they’re sending is what the mind is thinking, telling the body to act.  Before we get into the third pillar, the pillar of action, today, brothers, I would like to delve more deeply into these pillars, how they relate to each other, and their place on the foundation of the primary principle that everything is perfect. I want to introduce you to the idea that you are not your feelings. Your feelings are part of the universal truth that gives you a human experience, but you are not what you feel. I am not saying we should be robots or avoid our emotions. I want to emphasize that the human experience is an emotional one. Brothers, if we are here to do anything, it is to experience and we only experience through our emotions, but our emotions are not who we are any more than our thoughts are. The same is true for other people. We need to let them feel what they choose or what they think that they must feel in any given moment.  When you let other people feel how they want to feel, you allow yourself to feel what you need to feel.  Join me today as we continue the journey towards Indomitable Self-Confidence! Want to know more about what I do and how I can help you? Sign up for a free 45-minute session with me, and I’ll show you how this works!