What is the Belief Cost Calculator?
The Belief Cost Calculator is a tool created by Deondriea Cantrice that answers one question: what is this belief costing you? It walks you through what a single belief has cost you across eight areas: opportunity, money, time, relationships, confidence and self-trust, visibility, decision-making, and quality of life.
Is the Belief Cost Calculator free?
Yes. Enter your email on the Insights page and the full Belief Cost Calculator is sent to you free. You can try a quick version on the page first by typing a belief and marking every area of your life it has charged you for.
How do I know what a belief is costing me?
Name the belief, then look honestly at what it has caused you to do, avoid, tolerate, or give up. The Belief Cost Calculator guides you through each area of your life so the cost becomes visible instead of assumed.
How do I make a decision without fear or doubt deciding for me?
Identify the belief weighing in on the decision, then ask what you would choose if that belief weren't in charge. You don't have to eliminate fear to revoke its decision rights. Deondriea works through this with clients privately in RIVET™, her Belief Interrogation advisory.
Isn't this just positive thinking?
No. Positive thinking replaces one unexamined belief with another. Belief Interrogation™ examines a belief, traces where it came from, and decides on evidence whether to retain it, revise it, or release it. Some uncomfortable beliefs are accurate; the question is whether they've earned authority.
Where should I start?
Start with the Belief Audit to find the belief speaking the loudest. Then get the free Belief Cost Calculator to see what it has cost you. When you're ready to change it, work with Deondriea privately through RIVET™.
Who is Deondriea Cantrice?
Deondriea Cantrice is an author, keynote speaker, and the creator of Belief Interrogation™ and the signature question Who Told You That?™. A former global technology program leader and Prosci-certified change practitioner, she helps people and organizations question the beliefs they've mistaken for truth.