
Guided meditation · 24 min
Discovering Your Worthiness
Stop measuring your future by your past, and finish this session standing tall, certain you were always worthy.
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- Level
- Beginner friendly
- Style
- Guided meditation
- Sound
- Voice only
- Best time
- Morning or night
About this session
- Builds self-worth
- Releases past regret
- Strengthens confidence
- Reframes old beliefs
Lisa Nichols helps you settle your body and breath, then speaks first-person statements for you to take in as your own. You thank your past, name what each hard chapter taught you, and picture your inner light brightening from a 79 watt glow to a 159 watt blaze.
It suits anyone who doubts they deserve love, success or abundance, or who keeps replaying old choices. Use it early in the day to carry a steadier sense of worth into your plans, or at night to put down regret before rest.
After the session
01
A kinder view of your past
See old experiences as preparation, not proof.
02
Lighter shoulders
Let go of shame, blame and regret.
03
Quiet, steady self-belief
Feel ready now, without waiting to be perfect.
04
A spark of aliveness
Finish energised, upright and ready to begin.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone who wonders whether they can have love, success or wealth
- People carrying guilt or regret about past choices
- Those who tend to play small so others feel comfortable
- Anyone wanting a confident start to the morning
Not now, if…
- Those looking for a quiet wind-down that ends in stillness
- People who prefer silent meditation (this is guided)
- Anyone who isn't comfortable repeating bold affirmations

About the teacher
Lisa Nichols
Motivational Speaker, Best-selling Author, Founder and CEO of Motivating the Masses
Lisa Nichols is one of the world’s most-requested motivational speakers, best-selling author, as well as a media personality and corporate CEO whose global platform has reached and served nearly 30 million people. From a struggling single mom on public assistance to a millionaire entrepreneur, Lisa’s courage and determination has inspired fans worldwide and helped countless audiences breakthrough, to discover their own untapped talents and infinite potential. As Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Motivating the Masses, Inc. – one of the country’s only publicly traded personal and business development training companies – Lisa has helped develop workshops and programs that have transformed the lives of men and women, and altered the trajectory of businesses throughout the country and across the world.
See all by Lisa NicholsQuestions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
What does it mean that you don't have to erase chapters one through fourteen?
The session doesn't ask you to deny or rewrite what happened. Your past can stay exactly as written, and you get to write what comes next. It's a way of accepting your story while still choosing a new direction.
How does the practice deal with shame, blame, guilt, regret and anger?
You speak to them directly. The words say they have no power over you and no right to live in your body, and you say, "I evict shame, blame, guilt, regret, and anger. I say goodbye right now." It sits beside the line that you made the best choices you could with what you knew.
Which lessons do you bless, and why?
You bless lessons from your family, your relationships, your difficult moments and your financial challenges. Each is linked to a strength: determination, resiliency, forgiveness. The idea is that the same experiences that once made you feel unworthy are what prepared you.
What are the 79 watt and 159 watt lights?
It's an image of how brightly you let yourself be seen. You declare that your light will no longer be 79 watts and will shine at 159 from today. You also let go of dimming it for fear of other people's insecurity, perception or approval.
What is the breathe-in, exhale practice near the end?
You breathe in something true and breathe out something false. You inhale readiness, the truth of a breathtaking future, and the love and joy you deserve. You exhale doubt, worry, fear, old lies, and the fear that people won't accept you as you are.
Why does it end with clapping and standing up?
The close is physical on purpose. You feel your hands and heartbeat, rub your palms together, then clap and rise to your feet until you reach your own standing ovation. If you use it at night, expect a lively finish rather than a slow fade into sleep.
