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"My Beliefs" cards for identifying and shifting limiting beliefs

"My Beliefs" cards for identifying and shifting limiting beliefs

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$40.00 - $40.00
$40.00
$40.00 - $40.00
$40.00

My Beliefs is a powerful deck of 60 limiting belief cards designed to help coaches, therapists, and individuals identify, unpack, and transform internal narratives that shape behavior and emotional patterns.

Inspired by Schema Therapy, the cards are structured into five core domains: Feeling Unseen, Doubting Myself, The Inner Critic, Impaired Limits, and Pleasing at a Cost. This thematic structure helps clients quickly recognize recurring belief patterns and connect them to real-life behaviors.

In 1:1 coaching or therapy sessions, clients sort the cards, select resonating beliefs, reflect on their impact, and explore alternative perspectives. The result: structured belief work that creates clarity, emotional insight, and meaningful mindset shifts.

For:  mindset coaches, therapists & counselors (CBT, Schema Therapy, ACT, emotive approaches), personal development facilitators, individuals working on limiting beliefs and self-reflection

Package content:

  • 60 belief word cards - divided into 5 belief domains inspired by Schema Therapy
  • Card size: 7 x 11 cm in compact format (same size as other metaFox coaching cards)
  • Printed on durable, high-quality card material
  • Includes product literature with 4 structured application methods (incl. Method 1 for 1:1 belief work)

Psychologists and Therapists

Equip clients with practical methods for identifying and transforming personal beliefs for sustainable personal development.

Coaches and Life Counselors

Guide your clients in transforming their beliefs for personal and professional growth.

Trainers and Seminar Leaders

Integrate our structured workbook into your workshops and provide your participants clear steps to work on their personal beliefs.

Individuals Interested in Personal Development

Discover self-reflection exercises and methods to make positive changes in your life.

Beliefs are Powerful

Beliefs shape people’s perceptions, behaviors, emotions and reality. Understanding and changing beliefs can lead to greater well-being and personal growth.

This workbook equips you with essential tools and knowledge to work with your clients on identifying, prioritizing, and changing beliefs. It is designed to foster long-term positive change and is an invaluable resource for your practice.

How do you identify beliefs?

Identifying beliefs involves a combination of introspection, questioning, and observation. Using techniques can help to uncover and understand beliefs.

Here are some techniques to identify beliefs:

Questioning

Asking probing questions to challenge and explore the belief.

Observing language patterns

Noticing recurring phrases and words can give clues about beliefs.

Identifying values

Activities that can identify what people value can uncover associated beliefs.

Journaling

Writing about significant events that happened and associated emotions helps discover patterns in experiences and actions.

Why are beliefs important?

Influence Perception

Beliefs influence how we perceive and interpret our experiences. For example, if someone believes they are competent and capable, they are more likely to perceive challenges as opportunities for growth rather than threats.

Guide Decisions and Actions

Beliefs also significantly influence our decisions and actions. They help evaluate our options and determine what’s right or wrong, beneficial or harmful.

Self-Fulfilling Prophecies

The power of beliefs can lead to self-fulfilling prophecies. For example, if an someone believes they will succeed, this positive mindset can boost the confidence and motivation, increasing the likelihood of actual success.

Self-view

Beliefs affect how we view our place in the world such as our abilities, worth, and potential. Positive self-beliefs enhance self-esteem and resilience, while negative ones can lead to self-doubt and anxiety.

How do you change strong burdensome beliefs?

Changing beliefs, especially those deeply ingrained over time, can be challenging but not impossible. It requires a combination of self-awareness, openness to new information, cognitive restructuring, behavioral experiments, emotional regulation, gradual progression and as a professional, here are several strategies that can help you effectively alter strong beliefs:

Self-awareness

Start by prompting your client to reflect on their behavior, thoughts and emotions in order for them to identify the specific burdensome belief they want to change.

Reframing

Rephrase the beliefs they have and turn it into positive and empowering beliefs

Challenge beliefs

Present alternative perspectives such as articles and videos that can help challenge their existing beliefs.

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