This vibrant 1984 magazine illustration captures the essence of self-defeating talk through a surreal and colorful depiction. The image features a woman in a striking red dress, holding a guitar and a clipboard, walking along a yellow brick road towards a rising sun. Surrounding her are phrases like "I can't," "no way," "mañana," "I'm scared," and "later," symbolizing the barriers created by negative self-talk. The artwork reflects the whimsical and bold style characteristic of the 1980s, making it a unique piece for collectors and enthusiasts of that era.

• Original magazine illustration from 1984
• Measures approximately 8" x 11"
• Removed from a printed publication
• Features vivid, colorful artwork with a surreal theme
• Highlights the impact of self-defeating talk