Calvin Corelli

And then at the end of the lunch, she said, listen up.

This thing that happened in that hammock in Mexico can never happen again.

My father died when I was 18.

If I had let myself feel any of the feelings, I wouldn't be alive today.

You've got to shut that shit down right now.

And I was shocked.

I was like, this is weird.

So I went to my best friend, and I said, hey,

this woman, she said this, and what should I do?

And he's like, dude, this is the biggest declaration of love that anybody could ever give you.

Those feelings are dangerous.

You've got to shut it down.

That's the way.

I'm like, okay.

The girl I love, my best friend, my entire upbringing all agree

it felt amazing, but they must be right.

So I shut it down for another seven, eight years until I couldn't anymore.

And that's when I started to get, um, you know, started therapy and coaching and spiritual teacher.

And it was what led me to by far the biggest breakthrough in my life.

And I'm going to talk to you today about how you can do something similar.