Todd Goodwin

That's not business-related necessarily, but it can affect your ability to build your business or to get ahead if you're constantly thinking about revisiting the past in your mind or worrying about the future.

That's not business-related necessarily, but it can affect your ability to build your business or to get ahead if you're constantly thinking about revisiting the past in your mind or worrying about the future.

Yeah, I mean, you could add grief, guilt, shame, regret, resentment, anger of any kind. You could add that. Fear, panic, anxiety, like Gina said. Overwhelm. I mean, basically, if you're... If you're thinking, feeling, or acting in a way that you wish you could change, but you can't seem to do it, that's something where we can help. We can help you feel and do better naturally.

Yeah, I mean, you could add grief, guilt, shame, regret, resentment, anger of any kind. You could add that. Fear, panic, anxiety, like Gina said. Overwhelm. I mean, basically, if you're... If you're thinking, feeling, or acting in a way that you wish you could change, but you can't seem to do it, that's something where we can help. We can help you feel and do better naturally.

Yeah, I mean, you could add grief, guilt, shame, regret, resentment, anger of any kind. You could add that. Fear, panic, anxiety, like Gina said. Overwhelm. I mean, basically, if you're... If you're thinking, feeling, or acting in a way that you wish you could change, but you can't seem to do it, that's something where we can help. We can help you feel and do better naturally.

It's not a personality thing at all. I mean, there's the myth of the addictive personality. People say, well, I like to drink and smoke and gamble, or I am obsessive about watching some show on Netflix. I have an addictive personality. That's not true at all.

It's not a personality thing at all. I mean, there's the myth of the addictive personality. People say, well, I like to drink and smoke and gamble, or I am obsessive about watching some show on Netflix. I have an addictive personality. That's not true at all.

It's not a personality thing at all. I mean, there's the myth of the addictive personality. People say, well, I like to drink and smoke and gamble, or I am obsessive about watching some show on Netflix. I have an addictive personality. That's not true at all.

It's just an indication of how either overwhelmed or unfulfilled that individual is, and their subconscious is telling them to engage in certain dopamine-producing or endorphin-producing behaviors to make themselves feel good, to alleviate the emotional discomfort they're feeling before they do that thing.

It's just an indication of how either overwhelmed or unfulfilled that individual is, and their subconscious is telling them to engage in certain dopamine-producing or endorphin-producing behaviors to make themselves feel good, to alleviate the emotional discomfort they're feeling before they do that thing.

It's just an indication of how either overwhelmed or unfulfilled that individual is, and their subconscious is telling them to engage in certain dopamine-producing or endorphin-producing behaviors to make themselves feel good, to alleviate the emotional discomfort they're feeling before they do that thing.

So for example, people who have addictions, and I'll use that word very broadly, what we call bad habit or emotionally compulsive habit, or behavior is usually driven from an uncomfortable emotional state. And so the subconscious, in a weird irony, creates the emotional discomfort. It could be loneliness, sadness, anger, stress, guilt, regret, shame, grief, all the things I mentioned.

So for example, people who have addictions, and I'll use that word very broadly, what we call bad habit or emotionally compulsive habit, or behavior is usually driven from an uncomfortable emotional state. And so the subconscious, in a weird irony, creates the emotional discomfort. It could be loneliness, sadness, anger, stress, guilt, regret, shame, grief, all the things I mentioned.

So for example, people who have addictions, and I'll use that word very broadly, what we call bad habit or emotionally compulsive habit, or behavior is usually driven from an uncomfortable emotional state. And so the subconscious, in a weird irony, creates the emotional discomfort. It could be loneliness, sadness, anger, stress, guilt, regret, shame, grief, all the things I mentioned.

And it creates that. And then it also very nicely says, huh, I don't like how I feel. I know, let's go eat something, let's have a drink, let's smoke, let's gamble, let's use porn, let's whatever it is, let's go shopping and social media, you know, TikTok. And that will temporarily make the person feel better. So mission accomplished.

And it creates that. And then it also very nicely says, huh, I don't like how I feel. I know, let's go eat something, let's have a drink, let's smoke, let's gamble, let's use porn, let's whatever it is, let's go shopping and social media, you know, TikTok. And that will temporarily make the person feel better. So mission accomplished.

And it creates that. And then it also very nicely says, huh, I don't like how I feel. I know, let's go eat something, let's have a drink, let's smoke, let's gamble, let's use porn, let's whatever it is, let's go shopping and social media, you know, TikTok. And that will temporarily make the person feel better. So mission accomplished.

But because nothing's really changing, that's causing the emotional discomfort from coming up, right? That's actually nothing's changing at the, you know, underneath the surface. They have to keep doing it. And that's where they develop the habit or the addiction because the addiction is essentially an emotional dependency on that behavior or that temporary remedy to help themselves feel better.

But because nothing's really changing, that's causing the emotional discomfort from coming up, right? That's actually nothing's changing at the, you know, underneath the surface. They have to keep doing it. And that's where they develop the habit or the addiction because the addiction is essentially an emotional dependency on that behavior or that temporary remedy to help themselves feel better.

But because nothing's really changing, that's causing the emotional discomfort from coming up, right? That's actually nothing's changing at the, you know, underneath the surface. They have to keep doing it. And that's where they develop the habit or the addiction because the addiction is essentially an emotional dependency on that behavior or that temporary remedy to help themselves feel better.