Emilio

Where can someone learn more about the sort of the door of somatic, the door of emotional, the door of mental? Because I think there's probably tools in each one of these categories, right?

And sort of relationally, right? Because you get triggered, it's likely someone, you get upset, something happened with someone. Do you first, how much clearing do you do within yourself before you bring it to the other person?

And sort of relationally, right? Because you get triggered, it's likely someone, you get upset, something happened with someone. Do you first, how much clearing do you do within yourself before you bring it to the other person?

And sort of relationally, right? Because you get triggered, it's likely someone, you get upset, something happened with someone. Do you first, how much clearing do you do within yourself before you bring it to the other person?

And ideally, you do your work before setting that boundary, right?

And ideally, you do your work before setting that boundary, right?

And ideally, you do your work before setting that boundary, right?

That makes sense. Yeah, we all have our grooves and our go-tos often, right?

That makes sense. Yeah, we all have our grooves and our go-tos often, right?

That makes sense. Yeah, we all have our grooves and our go-tos often, right?

And sort of, I think, bringing that back, sort of the relational piece of getting upset and then working your process. Yeah. And then you talked about discernment and truth and knowing that truth. Can you give an example? Sometimes knowing your truth is not congruent with your thoughts, right? Like, there's a part that really wants to convince you otherwise.

And sort of, I think, bringing that back, sort of the relational piece of getting upset and then working your process. Yeah. And then you talked about discernment and truth and knowing that truth. Can you give an example? Sometimes knowing your truth is not congruent with your thoughts, right? Like, there's a part that really wants to convince you otherwise.

And sort of, I think, bringing that back, sort of the relational piece of getting upset and then working your process. Yeah. And then you talked about discernment and truth and knowing that truth. Can you give an example? Sometimes knowing your truth is not congruent with your thoughts, right? Like, there's a part that really wants to convince you otherwise.

How, like, what's an example of you really getting clear on a truth of yours that made no sense, for example?

How, like, what's an example of you really getting clear on a truth of yours that made no sense, for example?

How, like, what's an example of you really getting clear on a truth of yours that made no sense, for example?

Yeah. Yeah. I think a lot of people are like, well, this is my truth, but I've had it myself with like business opportunities. I was like, this doesn't feel right. And, and there's a lot of convincing evidence, right. Of why, you know, this is so alluring, appealing. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. I think a lot of people are like, well, this is my truth, but I've had it myself with like business opportunities. I was like, this doesn't feel right. And, and there's a lot of convincing evidence, right. Of why, you know, this is so alluring, appealing. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. I think a lot of people are like, well, this is my truth, but I've had it myself with like business opportunities. I was like, this doesn't feel right. And, and there's a lot of convincing evidence, right. Of why, you know, this is so alluring, appealing. Yeah.

I can imagine how hard that must have been because the way you speak about him is with so much love. So not having something have to go wrong in order for you to choose a different path. I know that requires a particular kind of inner resolve. How can someone nurture that resolve, nurture that relationship with their clarity?