In this episode of the Anatomy of Change podcast, Seth Studley discusses the theme of personal growth and healing, emphasizing that feeling 'behind' in life is a common experience. He reassures listeners that they are not behind but rather in a process of being rebuilt. The conversation explores the psychological concept of developmental arrest, the impact of trauma on emotional growth, and the dangers of comparison in the healing process. Seth encourages listeners to embrace their current state, understand the importance of timing in healing, and focus on laying strong foundations for future growth. He concludes with a powerful reminder that everything is okay and that true change comes from consistent action. You're not behind; you're in a rebuilding process. Developmental arrest can halt emotional growth due to trauma. Comparison can rob you of joy and hinder healing. Rushed healing is not true healing; it only covers pain. What we resist will persist; embrace your feelings. Healing is not bound by cultural timelines. Fear-based decisions can lead to unhealthy outcomes. Laying foundations for growth takes time and patience. Everything is okay; embrace the present moment. Change comes from action and consistency, not just information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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