Our founding fathers believed everyone was “endowed by our creator with certain unalienable rights; among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” This principle also applies to anyone who grew up facing adversity in their childhood home.
But, while we may have been “endowed” with these rights at birth, the home we grow up in can have a significant impact on whether we fully take advantage of those rights given or not.
What does it mean to face adversity in your childhood home?
If you are not certain of the answer to this question, you should take a quick look at this previous post, because the research is clear… if the answer is yes, it can have a profound impact on your life. How? Specifically, some of the negative beliefs you learned in childhood, if not unlearned, will hold you back from fully taking advantage of the rights that are deservingly yours.
