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“I’m Not Enough” — The Lie That Blocks Your Light: By Amariyah Speaks | Empowered Life Now

  • Writer: amariyahspeaks
    amariyahspeaks
  • Jul 4
  • 2 min read

Updated: 6 days ago

✨ The Thought That Sneaks in Quietly…

Have you ever caught yourself thinking: “I’m just not enough”?

Not smart enough. Not pretty enough. Not spiritual enough. Not worthy of love, success, or peace.


This lie, often rooted in old pain, can quietly run your life—until you catch it and replace it with truth.



🌸 The 5 R’s of Empowered Awakening

A gentle and grounded process for reclaiming your mind, your worth, and your light.


1. Recognize

That thought isn’t your real voice. It’s a learned belief, not your truth.

💭 Ask yourself: “Where did this belief come from? Does it actually belong to me?”

2. Reveal

Beneath the surface of “I’m not enough” is often a memory, an experience, or someone else's voice that taught you to shrink.

🪞 Journal Prompt: “When was the first time I felt like I wasn’t enough? What was happening?”

3. Release

You don’t have to carry what isn’t yours. Forgive the thought—not because it

was true, but because you’re ready to be free of it.

Try this: “I release this story now. I no longer need to carry it to prove my strength.”

4. Rewire

Introduce a new message that reflects your truth.

🧠 Daily Truth Practice: “I am enough because I exist and I am here. My worth is not up for debate.”

5. Realign

This is the moment you return to your power. You don’t have to become

anything more—you simply remember what’s always been true.

💖 Embodied Practice: Every time you catch the old thought, pause and say: “That’s not me. I know who I am now.”

🌟 This Week’s Soul Invitation

Don’t chase your worth. Live from it. Show up to your week knowing you’re already enough. Speak from that place. Make decisions from that place. Love from that place.


Because you are more than enough. You are the light. And the world is better because you’re here.


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