You Know More Than You Think: Rebuilding Self-Trust and Inner Authority After the Mormon Church

You've said it a hundred times. About what you want, who you are now, what comes next. I don't know. And it feels true — honest, even. But what if "I don't know" isn't always a fact? What if sometimes it's a thought your brain is using to keep you safe, small, and exactly where you are?

In this episode Kristin breaks down why "I don't know" has such a hold on women who've left the Mormon church — and how to tell the difference between the kind that's actually freedom and the kind that's keeping you stuck. Plus the one question that cuts through the fog every time.

In this episode: Why Mormonism trained you to skip "I don't know" entirely — and what that costs you after you leave The self-coaching model and why "I don't know" is a thought, not a fact

Why your lower brain loves this thought and what it's actually protecting you from

The difference between "I don't know what God is" and "I don't know what I want" — and why that distinction matters more than you think

The Byron Katie framework for figuring out whose business your uncertainty actually belongs to The one question that replaces "I don't know" and actually moves you forward

Resources mentioned: Episode 5— How to Know the Truth: Rebuilding Your Sense of Reality After the Mormon Church

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This podcast is not therapy and Kristin is not a therapist. If you are in a hard season and need clinical support, please reach out to a mental health professional. You deserve that care. Keep finding your way back.