Why Knowing The Truth Isn't Enough

Welcome to the first episode of Habits of the Heart — a show for anyone who has ever known a truth deeply and still struggled to live it.

In this launch episode, Dr. Gabriela Grasso introduces the question behind the show: why is there such a gap between what we know and how we actually live? Drawing on Scripture, her years as a special education teacher and Board Certified Behavior Analyst, and her own ongoing walk of faith, Gabriela unpacks the meaning of a "Habit of the Heart," walks through a simple, memorable way to practice truth under pressure — getting T.R.U.E. — and introduces her signature framework: Spirit First. Mind Next. Body Follows.

This episode is about starting well: not with pressure to perform better, but with the truth that you already have the identity you're learning to live from.

In this episode:

  • Why knowing something isn't the same as living it

  • James 1:22 and the mirror that shows us the truth we walk away from

  • Romans 12:2 and why grace comes before transformation

  • The official definition of a Habit of the Heart

  • A simple practice for moving truth into action: getting TRUE

  • Introducing Spirit First. Mind Next. Body Follows.

  • This week's practice and Heart Check-In

This week's Habit of the Heart: Choose one truth you already know and give it one specific action — then ask, "If I really practiced this truth this week, what would someone actually see me doing differently?"

Next episode: Who Does God Say You Are? — Identity Before Achievement.

Dr. GABRIELA LEUTERIO-GRASSO, Ed.D., BCBA, LBA

Gabriela is a licensed educator, Board Certified Behavior Analyst, and Founder and Clinical Director of Mind Power Creativity Center. She is also the creator and host of Habits of the Heart, where timeless wisdom meets behavioral science to inspire personal growth, purposeful living, and meaningful action.

Her teaching draws upon Biblical wisdom, universal and timeless principles expressed across relevant traditions, and insights from other relevant spiritual, philosophical, and ethical traditions, integrating evidence-informed principles of Applied Behavior Analysis, behavioral skills training, and experiential learning.

Through education, guided reflection, and intentional practice, she helps individuals bridge the gap between what they know, what they believe, and how they live. Her mission is to empower individuals to live with greater awareness, purpose, and alignment with their values—one truth, one choice, and one meaningful action at a time.

From Knowing Truth to Living It.

https://www.mindpowercreativity.org/about
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