Aja Evans

that you may not have right away. So practicing is going to be really important with people that you trust so that you're not feeling really bad if you're like, I have no idea what I'm talking about.

I literally did that same exact thing with my mom for a job that I had a long time ago at this point, but I will never forget saying the number out loud to her. I said it probably 30 times before they called me so that I could say it as comfortably as possible. So practice maybe not makes perfect, but makes you a

I literally did that same exact thing with my mom for a job that I had a long time ago at this point, but I will never forget saying the number out loud to her. I said it probably 30 times before they called me so that I could say it as comfortably as possible. So practice maybe not makes perfect, but makes you a

I literally did that same exact thing with my mom for a job that I had a long time ago at this point, but I will never forget saying the number out loud to her. I said it probably 30 times before they called me so that I could say it as comfortably as possible. So practice maybe not makes perfect, but makes you a

I mean, I think feel-good finance is a perfect way, and that's exactly why I wrote it the way I did. Like, I wanted you to feel like you were sitting in a session with me. I wanted you to feel like, oh, that is Asia across the room from me talking to me. So...

I mean, I think feel-good finance is a perfect way, and that's exactly why I wrote it the way I did. Like, I wanted you to feel like you were sitting in a session with me. I wanted you to feel like, oh, that is Asia across the room from me talking to me. So...

I mean, I think feel-good finance is a perfect way, and that's exactly why I wrote it the way I did. Like, I wanted you to feel like you were sitting in a session with me. I wanted you to feel like, oh, that is Asia across the room from me talking to me. So...

I think having the space and time and realizing that you can go to those vulnerable parts of yourself that I am going to ask you in the privacy of your own home and hold your hand while you're reading this book to say, hey, let's dive into the deep, dark, scary parts of yourself that you may not go looking at all the time. And what do you need to feel supported in this process?

I think having the space and time and realizing that you can go to those vulnerable parts of yourself that I am going to ask you in the privacy of your own home and hold your hand while you're reading this book to say, hey, let's dive into the deep, dark, scary parts of yourself that you may not go looking at all the time. And what do you need to feel supported in this process?

I think having the space and time and realizing that you can go to those vulnerable parts of yourself that I am going to ask you in the privacy of your own home and hold your hand while you're reading this book to say, hey, let's dive into the deep, dark, scary parts of yourself that you may not go looking at all the time. And what do you need to feel supported in this process?

Sometimes you just need permission to say, hey, this was really hard for me. This was very scary for me. And I want people to give themselves that permission more frequently.

Sometimes you just need permission to say, hey, this was really hard for me. This was very scary for me. And I want people to give themselves that permission more frequently.

Sometimes you just need permission to say, hey, this was really hard for me. This was very scary for me. And I want people to give themselves that permission more frequently.

obviously comes the rapport building, right? Again, we are not diving into this session one. This is going to take some time of you sharing your life with me, you telling me who you are and who the main characters are with you along in your story. But after that comes just labeling the emotion. We don't realize how difficult it can be to just say,

obviously comes the rapport building, right? Again, we are not diving into this session one. This is going to take some time of you sharing your life with me, you telling me who you are and who the main characters are with you along in your story. But after that comes just labeling the emotion. We don't realize how difficult it can be to just say,

obviously comes the rapport building, right? Again, we are not diving into this session one. This is going to take some time of you sharing your life with me, you telling me who you are and who the main characters are with you along in your story. But after that comes just labeling the emotion. We don't realize how difficult it can be to just say,

And especially when it comes to our childhood and our upbringing, a lot of times my clients feel like they're doing their parents a level of disrespect by saying it was hard. So I ask my clients very frequently, I'm like, I need you to... to check your respect for your parents at the door because it's hindering your ability to just label your feelings.

And especially when it comes to our childhood and our upbringing, a lot of times my clients feel like they're doing their parents a level of disrespect by saying it was hard. So I ask my clients very frequently, I'm like, I need you to... to check your respect for your parents at the door because it's hindering your ability to just label your feelings.

And especially when it comes to our childhood and our upbringing, a lot of times my clients feel like they're doing their parents a level of disrespect by saying it was hard. So I ask my clients very frequently, I'm like, I need you to... to check your respect for your parents at the door because it's hindering your ability to just label your feelings.

And that can get really uncomfortable because I know they love their parents. I know that they have goodwill towards their parents, but a lot of times it gets in the way of them being able to say, you know what? I know they did the best that they could, but this was really difficult for me.