Gina Goodwin

And she comes in, she highlighted everything that had gotten better, everything that had gotten better.

And it was every single symptom.

And she was just like, Oh, my gosh, is blown away.

Like, that was one of the most fulfilling times I work with someone because, you

she was raped dozens and dozens of times.

So you don't have to go to each and every one.

It's what you learn from the experience, how you feel about it and shifting that at the subconscious level, because that's where the emotions are.

That's where our beliefs are.

That's where our imagination is.

That's where our bad habits are.

So when you approach it on that level, change happens very quickly.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Anxiety, fear of failure, fear of rejection, fear of success, meaning like once I have it, what if I lose it?

Or what are people going to think of me once I reach a certain level, right?

Procrastination is also a big one.

Procrastinating.

Because all those also serve as a distraction to not only just to help yourself feel better, but just to, you know, not think about it for a while, like an escape, like, you know, so you don't have to think about it or and then feel bad about it.

And so that part of us is just trying to help us.

It's not trying to make us feel stuck or lost or anything.