Have You Ever Wondered Why 'Not Enough' Feels So Familiar?

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What if the very first lie ever told is still the one running your life? Ray Gage and D. Grant Smith go back to the Garden of Eden, not for a Sunday school retelling, but to excavate the belief buried underneath it: the idea that you are not quite enough, and that something outside yourself is required to complete you. They call it the serpent's promise, and they trace how it still shows up today in coaching, marketing, self-help, and the quiet stories we tell ourselves every single day. This conversation goes deep into consciousness, discernment, the drama triangle, and the difference between striving toward something and building something you already have. It's a direct continuation of the Economy of Striving — the belief system this show keeps circling back to because it's the one underneath everything else. Fair warning: once you see it, you can't unsee it.

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D Grant Smith contact info:
dgrant@dgrantsmith.com
https://www.dgrantsmith.com

Ray Gage contact info:
ray@areyouuntapped.com
https://areyouuntapped.com

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