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Teaching2022-04-11·14 min

EP163 Rosanne, How Long Do I Have To Keep This Mindset Sh*t Up?

EP163 Rosanne, How Long Do I Have To Keep This Mindset Sh*t Up?

Rosanne addresses the question many women ask: how long do they need to maintain mindset work on their fertility journey. She explains why consistent daily mindset practice is essential for success, not just until pregnancy but throughout life's challenges.

The Culture of Quick Fixes is Toxic for Fertility

Rosanne opens by challenging the cultural addiction to instant gratification that creates unrealistic expectations for fertility success. She explains how convenience culture has warped our sense of reality and made fertility journeys miserable by promoting the myth of quick fixes and temporary effort.

Every Damn Day: The Reality of Successful Mindset Work

The core teaching emerges: successful fertility mindset work requires daily commitment, not temporary effort until pregnancy. Rosanne addresses the incremental nature of thoughts and decisions, explaining how habitual thinking creates millimeter shifts that cumulatively determine your destination on the fertility journey.

Pregnancy Doesn't End the Need for Mindset Work

Rosanne delivers a crucial reality check that pregnancy intensifies rather than eliminates the need for strong mindset practices. She describes how positive pregnancy tests trigger new fears about miscarriage, viability, and parenting that require continued mental resilience throughout life.

Practical Implementation and Community Success

The episode concludes with a three-step exercise for implementing daily mindset practice and highlights the success of 27 women who got pregnant in 96 days through the Fearlessly Fertile Method. Rosanne emphasizes that these results come from making mindset work a way of life, not a temporary strategy.

Questions This Episode Answers

How long do I need to do fertility mindset work

If you are serious about being successful, every damn day. Every damn day, mama.

Rosanne Austin3:36

Every damn day if you're serious about success. Mindset work isn't temporary - it's what helps you navigate decisions, storms, and challenges throughout your fertility journey and beyond.

Do I still need mindset work after getting pregnant

Once you get that positive pregnancy test, you've never needed mindset more.

Rosanne Austin9:50

Yes, you need mindset work more than ever after pregnancy. The positive test triggers new fears about miscarriage, viability, and parenting that require continued mental strength.

Why doesn't quick fix mindset work for fertility

What and how you think habitually is literally making millimeter shifts in the direction you are headed on this journey, and cumulatively, what started as a millimeter adjustment can land you miles off course.

Rosanne Austin5:24

Quick fix culture creates unrealistic expectations. Your habitual thinking makes millimeter shifts daily that cumulatively either land you miles off course or deliver you to success.

Can I have bad days while doing fertility mindset work

Does this mean you can't have a passing negative thought that you can't have a day where you hate everyone and wallow in my life sucks? Of course not.

Rosanne Austin6:24

Yes, you can have passing negative thoughts and down days. The key is keeping sloppy thinking days to an absolute minimum while being smart and intentional, not perfect.

How do fertility saboteurs try to derail mindset work

That lame part of us loves to show us extremes to make reasonable things seem inaccessible.

Rosanne Austin6:46

Saboteurs show you extremes to make reasonable practices seem impossible. They take suggestions to ridiculous lengths so you'll reject helpful advice and stay stuck.

What happens if I give negative thoughts space on my fertility journey

The minute you give self pity, victimhood, lack and scarcity, anger, rage, blame, or excuses an inch, those motherfuckers are gonna take a mile.

Rosanne Austin7:58

If you give self-pity, victimhood, and scarcity thinking even an inch, those patterns will take a mile. Consistent vigilance prevents these thoughts from taking over.

How to Practice Every Damn Day Mindset

A three-step exercise to implement consistent daily mindset practice for fertility success

  1. 1

    Take note of your morning start

    Notice if you go immediately into 'I've gotta make coffee' mode or if you're consciously choosing to be in charge of your thoughts for the day. Remember your saboteurs are looking for ways to get hold of you.

  2. 2

    Use the daily mantra

    For the next seven days, use this mantra: 'I choose to be fearless every damn day.' Notice how this feels in your body and what it does for you over the week.

  3. 3

    Share and review

    Text the link to this podcast episode to someone who could benefit, screenshot and share in your social media stories, and give the podcast a five-star review to support other women finding this work.

All Teachings 7

TeachingChallenging3:46

Successful fertility mindset work requires daily commitment, not temporary effort until pregnancy

At the time of this recording, 27 women in the Fearlessly Fertile Method community have gotten pregnant in the past 96 days by making the method their new way of life.

TeachingChallenging1:12

Culture's addiction to instant gratification creates toxic expectations of quick fixes that make fertility journeys miserable

Rosanne explains how fast food culture and instant delivery have warped our sense of reality, showing up in how we approach fertility with demands for immediate results.

TeachingEmpowering5:24

What and how you think habitually makes millimeter shifts that cumulatively can land you miles off course or deliver you to success

Rosanne explains that thousands of decisions on the fertility journey, from big choices to minuscule yeses and noes, create directional shifts based on habitual thinking patterns.

TeachingChallenging9:50

Once you get pregnant, you've never needed mindset more - positive tests lead to new fears about miscarriage, viability, and parenting

Rosanne describes how women move the goalpost from positive test to 12 weeks, anatomical scan, 24 weeks viability, then worry about SIDS, accidents, and other parenting fears.

TeachingFierce7:58

Giving self-pity, victimhood, lack and scarcity even an inch means those patterns will take a mile

Rosanne explains there are truly no days off when you're serious about success because negative thought patterns quickly expand when given space.

TeachingChallenging6:46

Saboteurs show extremes to make reasonable mindset practices seem inaccessible as a form of self-sabotage

Rosanne identifies the pattern where someone makes a suggestion and the saboteur takes it to an extreme to justify rejecting it, calling this the 'inner dramatic girl.'

TeachingEmpowering6:04

Being vigilant about mindset and consciously choosing how you show up daily is the difference between success and failure

The 27 women who got pregnant in 96 days in Rosanne's program made the Fearlessly Fertile Method their new way of life through daily commitment.

Episode Tone
4 challenging2 empowering1 fierce

Key Teachings 7

Successful fertility mindset work requires daily commitment, not temporary effort until pregnancy

3:46

Culture's addiction to instant gratification creates toxic expectations of quick fixes that make fertility journeys miserable

1:12

What and how you think habitually makes millimeter shifts that cumulatively can land you miles off course or deliver you to success

5:24

Once you get pregnant, you've never needed mindset more - positive tests lead to new fears about miscarriage, viability, and parenting

9:50

Giving self-pity, victimhood, lack and scarcity even an inch means those patterns will take a mile

7:58

Saboteurs show extremes to make reasonable mindset practices seem inaccessible as a form of self-sabotage

6:46

Being vigilant about mindset and consciously choosing how you show up daily is the difference between success and failure

6:04

Perspectives 2

Mindset work is temporary until you achieve your goal

CONSIDER: Successful people commit to mindset work every damn day for life

Once you reach milestones like pregnancy, you'll be happy forever

CONSIDER: Life constantly evolves and strong mindset helps you navigate ongoing storms and decisions

Quotable Moments

If you are serious about being successful, every damn day. Every damn day, mama.

Rosanne Austin3:36

Once you get that positive pregnancy test, you've never needed mindset more.

Rosanne Austin9:50

The minute you give self pity, victimhood, lack and scarcity, anger, rage, blame, or excuses an inch, those motherfuckers are gonna take a mile.

Rosanne Austin7:58

How bad do you want it? Because if you want something bad enough, you're gonna do whatever the shit it takes, mind and body.

Rosanne Austin9:00

What and how you think habitually is literally making millimeter shifts in the direction you are headed on this journey.

Rosanne Austin5:24

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