Discovering the Inner Dragon: Your Flight Companion
Discovering the Inner Dragon: Your Flight Companion
Discovering the Inner Dragon: Your Flight Companion
Today you will understand why your mind sometimes sabotages you, and how to begin turning it into your ally.
“Your fears are dragons; if you tame them, they become your best companions.”
The Dragon's Confession
Imagine for a moment Laura, a young professional who has always dreamed of being an artist. However, every time she sits down to paint, a voice in her head whispers:
- “You’re not good enough.”
- “What if you fail?”
- “Better leave this and return to what’s safe.”
Frustration builds as the passion inside her transforms into an ocean of doubts and fears. Every attempt to create is a battle; the unsettling voice of her “dragon” drags her toward inaction. But what if she understood that this dragon is not her enemy, but her flight companion?
Listening to the Dragon
What Laura doesn’t know is that her inner dragon represents her reptilian brain, the part of her that reacts to fear and uncertainty. This dragon does not operate out of malice; it is trying to protect her from potential pain. Deep down, it seeks to help her, though its methods are limited and often destructive. When you feel that overwhelming self-criticism, you are not broken. You are simply poorly trained.
By recognizing this phenomenon, we understand that the fear of creation is a yearning for survival, and this is where the magic of the Dragons methodology comes in. By learning to listen to and converse with that dragon, Laura can begin to change the narrative. It’s not about dominating it, but about establishing an authentic connection.
Turning Fear into a Tool
Now that we have established the relationship between the dragon and the inner voice, it is crucial to have practical tools to manage this dynamic.
One of the most effective tools is verbal reins. This technique is based on how you talk to yourself changes how you act. So, every time you feel your fear dragon stick its head out, try a simple internal conversation. Instead of saying “I have to paint,” try changing it to “I choose to create today.” This small change in language transforms the entire experience.
Exercise: Internal Communication
To deepen your relationship with your dragon, I propose a reflective exercise:
- Make a list of the phrases your dragon repeats when you feel you’re failing. Grab paper and pencil and write them down.
- Change those phrases to ones you would use with someone you love. For example, change “You are not enough” to “You have a lot of talent and potential.”
You will notice an immediate change in your energy. That inner dragon gradually starts to refine itself; it becomes an ally, not an enemy.
An Emotional Reflection
At the end of the day, life is a journey full of dragons and riders. Understanding this duality can transform your experience. Returning to Laura, imagine that after applying these tools and exercises, she feels more empowered. The next time she starts to paint, that little voice no longer frightens her. Instead, she creates from a place of confidence and joy, like a true companionship between the dragon and its rider.
Your Next Flight
Putting what you've learned into practice shouldn't be overwhelming. You can start today. Take a step: schedule a session with Tuyo Isaza, download the book Dragons, or join our community. It’s time to discover your true potential and let your dragon elevate you to new heights.
Learn to transform your internal fears into allies and discover how your dragon can be your flight companion to success. I invite you to explore this relationship through reflections and practical tools.
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