Todd Goodwin

If it's not healing, we have to ask what's stopping it. So if we're not achieving our goals or we're constantly sabotaging our health or relationships or money, whatever it is, it pays to ask what might be causing it. And it's probably a belief self-worth or a fear of some outcome, whatever it might be. There's other things too. And then that has to be dealt with.

If it's not healing, we have to ask what's stopping it. So if we're not achieving our goals or we're constantly sabotaging our health or relationships or money, whatever it is, it pays to ask what might be causing it. And it's probably a belief self-worth or a fear of some outcome, whatever it might be. There's other things too. And then that has to be dealt with.

If it's not healing, we have to ask what's stopping it. So if we're not achieving our goals or we're constantly sabotaging our health or relationships or money, whatever it is, it pays to ask what might be causing it. And it's probably a belief self-worth or a fear of some outcome, whatever it might be. There's other things too. And then that has to be dealt with.

Once that is neutralized, once that disempowering perception is unlearned, then often you don't even need to do the mind movie kind of thing. But if you do it, it will simply accelerate realization of the person's outcome or goal.

Once that is neutralized, once that disempowering perception is unlearned, then often you don't even need to do the mind movie kind of thing. But if you do it, it will simply accelerate realization of the person's outcome or goal.

Once that is neutralized, once that disempowering perception is unlearned, then often you don't even need to do the mind movie kind of thing. But if you do it, it will simply accelerate realization of the person's outcome or goal.

Well, you know, while Gina and I have not seen everything, I mean, she's been in practice nine years. For me, it's been 18. We've seen a lot. And we've seen, you know, we could rattle off all kinds of examples of people with really, as you said, effed up experiences. past experiences like big T traumas, you know, crazy stuff objectively.

Well, you know, while Gina and I have not seen everything, I mean, she's been in practice nine years. For me, it's been 18. We've seen a lot. And we've seen, you know, we could rattle off all kinds of examples of people with really, as you said, effed up experiences. past experiences like big T traumas, you know, crazy stuff objectively.

Well, you know, while Gina and I have not seen everything, I mean, she's been in practice nine years. For me, it's been 18. We've seen a lot. And we've seen, you know, we could rattle off all kinds of examples of people with really, as you said, effed up experiences. past experiences like big T traumas, you know, crazy stuff objectively.

And that led to a lot of, you know, health issues and relationship issues and money issues and career issues and all these different things. They're just, they're just surface level issues. bits of evidence that something is off at a subconscious level. It's not anyone's fault. But when shit happens, you have to know how to flush and move on.

And that led to a lot of, you know, health issues and relationship issues and money issues and career issues and all these different things. They're just, they're just surface level issues. bits of evidence that something is off at a subconscious level. It's not anyone's fault. But when shit happens, you have to know how to flush and move on.

And that led to a lot of, you know, health issues and relationship issues and money issues and career issues and all these different things. They're just, they're just surface level issues. bits of evidence that something is off at a subconscious level. It's not anyone's fault. But when shit happens, you have to know how to flush and move on.

And the problem is most people, the shit is just still sitting in the bowl. Sorry for the graphics, but it's just sitting there for a long time. And it doesn't matter how shitty it was. It doesn't matter how long ago it happened or how significant it was. Here's the proof right here.

And the problem is most people, the shit is just still sitting in the bowl. Sorry for the graphics, but it's just sitting there for a long time. And it doesn't matter how shitty it was. It doesn't matter how long ago it happened or how significant it was. Here's the proof right here.

And the problem is most people, the shit is just still sitting in the bowl. Sorry for the graphics, but it's just sitting there for a long time. And it doesn't matter how shitty it was. It doesn't matter how long ago it happened or how significant it was. Here's the proof right here.

If someone feels that something that happened in the past is a contributor or a cause to why they're stuck or whatever their problem might be today, then they have to realize that's something they learned. So they acquired a limitation. They acquired a limiting belief. They acquired an unhealthy or disempowering association or perception.

If someone feels that something that happened in the past is a contributor or a cause to why they're stuck or whatever their problem might be today, then they have to realize that's something they learned. So they acquired a limitation. They acquired a limiting belief. They acquired an unhealthy or disempowering association or perception.

If someone feels that something that happened in the past is a contributor or a cause to why they're stuck or whatever their problem might be today, then they have to realize that's something they learned. So they acquired a limitation. They acquired a limiting belief. They acquired an unhealthy or disempowering association or perception.

They learned it, which means they can unlearn it, because the brain is always remodeling itself based on how it's used. And if you're constantly using a poor me story or you know, building your identity around your problems. I'm an addict. I'm an alcoholic. I'm a, you know, a cancer survivor. I was a victim of abuse, whatever it might be.

They learned it, which means they can unlearn it, because the brain is always remodeling itself based on how it's used. And if you're constantly using a poor me story or you know, building your identity around your problems. I'm an addict. I'm an alcoholic. I'm a, you know, a cancer survivor. I was a victim of abuse, whatever it might be.