
In this episode of Inner Peace, Better Health, host Saima sits down with Jennifer Fidder, a social psychologist and hypnotist, to explore how fears, doubts, and insecurities hold us back—and how we can break free. Jennifer shares how subconscious programming, hypnosis, and mindset shifts can help us rewire limiting beliefs and build unshakable confidence. From overcoming imposter syndrome to daily habits for self-empowerment, this conversation is packed with practical tools to help you step into your full potential.
About Jennifer Fidder:
Jennifer Fidder is a social psychologist and hypnotist specializing in confidence-building, subconscious reprogramming, and overcoming fears. Through coaching, workshops, and hypnosis, she helps individuals move past mental roadblocks in life, business, and relationships. Her approach focuses on self-awareness, removing limiting beliefs, and unlocking inner strength.
Key Takeaways:
✔️ Fear is Learned – Most fears stem from childhood experiences and social conditioning.
✔️ Hypnosis is a Tool for Change – It allows direct access to the subconscious mind to reprogram limiting beliefs.
✔️ Imposter Syndrome Affects Experts – The more you know, the more you realize there’s to learn—acknowledge your expertise!
✔️ Confidence is Rediscovered, Not Built – We are born confident; society just layers doubt over it.
✔️ Daily Habits Matter – Visualizing your ideal self every day helps align actions with confidence and success.
✔️ Address the Root Cause – Instead of fixing symptoms, uncover the deeper fears holding you back.
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