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you put on there. Thank you. Good stuff. All right. So, um,

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and today we're going to talk about emotional barriers that block happiness from

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flowing freely. Sound good. I love it. I bet you're good. I'm glad you did.

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Sometimes I write those and my guess is like, Nope, that's not quite it.

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I shifted the whole meaning of what this is.

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I mean, I feel like you get me Jackson. Let's make it happen.

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Absolutely. And, and we know we,

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we've gotten to meet a couple of times before this and get to know each other.

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you know, experience that with me. And we talked about, um,

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different entities that exist out there that, um,

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I haven't been too happy with for certain, um,

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certain misalignments that lead that people call just marketing in the world.

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And I said, no, that's unethical and you're lying. Uh, not you, them,

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these entities. And so we,

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we had to meet under kind of abrasive circumstances.

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And yet we still had a great call and we still had a great relationship.

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For the hard conversations, Jackson, I wouldn't even describe it as abrasive.

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I would just describe it as honest. And that,

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I think is the thing that will change the world most is when we are willing to

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break the silence, have hard conversations,

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really care about understanding where the other person is coming from more

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than us being understood and find a path forward that works for both people.

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I was just on another show earlier today and he was basically saying to me,

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but you have to acquiesce if you love somebody, right? And I'm like, no,

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what does that word mean? Help me out. I want to understand that.

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he was saying isn't love compromising for the other person and

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acquiescing for the other person's benefit and changing for them.

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It is about being unwilling to betray yourself in the name of love.

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I'm a relationship expert,

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not because all of my relationships have always been perfect,

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but because I know how to stay me through it all. And anyways, when we met,

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I really respected and appreciated that you're you through it all.

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I'm me through it.

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Uh huh. And that's why I don't know that word.

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That word has never come across my radar in a way where I'm like, I,

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yeah, you're like, no, no, no, no.

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Let's just eliminate that from the dictionary. Um, so, okay.

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Obviously being a little facetious, but yes,

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your leadership skills came through and I was like, awesome.

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This is going to be a lot of fun. Um,

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and as we get ready to dive in and talk about how to not have happiness blocked

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and how to, how to heal ourselves or our families, um, what are,

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what are three resources, Rebecca,

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that have helped you get to where you are as a leader and as a visionary?

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just being a coach with a coach is so important.

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I think people that are in leadership positions, power positions,

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you know, authority positions that aren't in their own consistent work is

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dangerous. And I think having coaches is so important.

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I spend over six figures a year just on my own growth more than we spend on

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anything for my entire family so that I can be at the top of my game and

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supported so I can be of the utmost support.

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So I've had my own coach since I started helping people heal in 2002 and

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I can't recommend that enough. So resource number one,

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find yourself a great coach that can leap you and challenge you and help you

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serve at the highest levels.

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I think the second thing is masterminds and community.

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I'm also in masterminds with other people growing and in the trenches,

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but I'm not in masterminds to learn the right way.

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experience with each other, you know,

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finding the mastermind not so they can spoon feed you what they think is the

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right way, but so that they can help you be as integrists and foundationally

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sound building your company and being of service your way.

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obviously books, I'm a published author. I love books.

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Some of my favorites are right behind me,

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Wayne Dyer's The Power of Intention,

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Brendan Bouchard's High Performance Habits, the two books by Jamie Kern Lima,

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Believe It and Worthy.

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on a regular basis and just immersing myself in possibility through other

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people's life's work.

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That's awesome.

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You named so many resources right there at the last minute.

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I was trying to write and I'm like, whatever. I didn't get them all.

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as you're listening in, it's not about capturing at all.

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You know, and really listening to what you're, you'll hear what you need.

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you're obviously welcome to go back and learn that and diving in with these,

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these leaders, these authors, these opportunities is huge.

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In fact, I would say you named four of the best books in the world.

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You know, you're going to be able to do a lot of research on that.

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spending six figures on your own personal growth,

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which I would put actually separate from the reality of coaching,

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even if the majority of that is going to the coaching itself.

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the ability to have a coach for business purposes for life purposes.

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people limit it to like that statement of already have a, whatever it is,

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why are you putting lids on all of those aspects of your life and blocking

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abundance from entering in that, that teach their own.

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coach and recognize the good flags and the red flags of trying to find one.

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related to masterminds because I'm also a big fan of masterminds.

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That'll be fun.

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So thank you for prompting that today.

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how to, how to make sure that happiness is flowing freely in our lives.

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Welcome in to vision pros live with Jackson Callum.

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I'm your show host.

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We'll be doing interviews for visionary entrepreneurs and guest leaders who are

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building fantastic visions out there.

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Hey there.

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Welcome into another episode of vision pros live.

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I'm your show host, Jackson Callum, founder and CEO of first class business.

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And I'm excited to have Rebecca silence on today.

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Rebecca silence brings happiness to the world.

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She's been out there crushing it, getting her PR media going and pushing her

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brand forward.

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And as I saw what she was up to, I was like, man, this lady's got a lot of

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tenacity.

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She's got the, the depth and ability to, to really get on the map in ways that

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I've seen a lot of major stage presence out there that under the surface,

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they're, they're not all that bag, they're not all that in a bag of Doritos.

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they seem.

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I was, you know, am I meeting with somebody who's actually that phenomenal or

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am I meeting with somebody who's a shadow behind the scenes of who they present

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themselves on stage?

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And I can gratefully say that I'm really impressed with who Rebecca is and what

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she's able to bring to the table.

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show if she's willing to, because there's the depth that I really want us to

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explore for the sake of all of you who are listening.

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And so enjoy today.

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It's going to be awesome.

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I'm going to go pretty fast to the sponsors because I want to get to more of

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the depth of what she does.

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But I am going to say that Dave Morrow with hardtokill.org, phenomenal program.

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Go and join us in there.

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He's helping a hundred thousand veterans lose weight.

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And he's also opened the hard to kill community to civilians like myself.

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I've been on a very good track ever since joining this community as well.

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I had done my workouts religiously for the last, I don't know, almost three

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months yesterday.

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I could use the excuse of my birthday as a reason why I did not do my exercise

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for the first time, but it led me to think through how the heck do celebrities

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and really, really famous people balance their lives so that when they get hit

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with all the birthday barrage, they still keep their disciplines into place.

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So level up opportunity.

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I got to learn how to do it.

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I will be back on track today.

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Then there's open eyes that are out for Latinos.

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That's opportunities for work for Latinos.

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That's our own homegrown program.

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That's our way of helping Latinos that live in central South America and of

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course, the rest of the world to figure out virtual assistant positions and

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digital ambassadors, as we call them.

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We do a free job training program.

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you're a leader, come and be on our show, our Spanish show, and show the world

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what you're up to because part of helping people make moves into new sectors is

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hearing the stories of other leaders and inspire them to say, hey, you know

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That person used to be like me.

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Maybe I have the potential to become like them as well.

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So Latino leaders, come and join us.

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Come and be on the program.

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Cynthia and Luisa do an excellent job of hosting that show.

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In fact, they're better hosts than I am on this show.

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And it's fun to see them take off.

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I have a feeling Telemundo will come along and try to recruit them sooner or

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Then there's the water project.

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The water project is not our program.

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The water project is one that we do love and support, though.

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When I saw that kids don't have access to clean drinking water, I chose to

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really like dive in and think about this.

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It's not something I've ever faced or dealt with.

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I've never really been thirsty in my life, not truly thirsty.

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basic essential for living.

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I chose, you know what?

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We got to do more about this.

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We got to do something in our RN and contribute.

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We also need to talk about this more.

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My hope is that this inspires you to at least go and talk about this with your

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You never know the type of impact you can have.

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Even if you don't give back financially to this, you might share it with

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somebody who makes a difference for all sorts of communities throughout the

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So in addition to the ability to share it, if you do give back, I love that

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you get to pick the community that you want to give back to.

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They actually show you the well that they create with that community.

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another project, it could even be something close to home, a small

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Do us a favor and drop that in the chat because there's no telling what we

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We might contribute to ourselves.

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We might bring it on the show and talk about it.

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We got eight billion people to help.

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And my hope is that you'll join me in those efforts to help others.

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So without further ado, Rebecca Silence, welcome back to Vision Pros Life.

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Hello and happy birthday.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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I would take that.

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And the unbirthday.

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Every day of my life.

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You're welcome to unbirthday me.

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Yes.

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And thanks for the beautiful introduction, Shirley.

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Well, thank you.

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Happy unbirthday to you, by the way.

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Also, when is the birthday?

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When is it?

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November 12th.

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I am a Scorpio.

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You are.

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They say we fight.

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Yeah.

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Oh, what?

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So you're stuff.

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You're Libra.

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Yeah, I've had really good friends that are Libras.

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But this next birthday for me is actually really significant.

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I'll be 44 and it will be my favorite number.

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I was diagnosed with cancer right before my birthday.

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Exactly 10 years ago this birthday.

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So I'm at a decade of beating cancer with a 5% chance.

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That's amazing.

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That is awesome.

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I am so happy for you.

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And for the fact that we get the knowledge from you now, we get to explore the wisdom of what you've discovered with those.

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I'm going to call them bonus years because I know some people might not like that.

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But for me, every day is a bonus day.

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It's like just something that I'm grateful for having and knowing like, OK, I get to have this and utilize this.

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So I'd love to know.

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In your words, I try to define it.

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But Rebecca, what is your vision for those that you serve?

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My number one vision and mission is for kids to have healed parents, period.

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And to me, I define healing as freedom.

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And most people are going through the days in fight, flight, freeze, otherwise known as survival.

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And the healed you is relaxed.

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The healed you doesn't need anything outside of you to be different or anyone to change for you to be OK.

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And I don't want you to need a breakdown or a crisis to heal yourself so that your life is yours again.

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I look at it like my life is frosting. You're calling it bonus years.

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I just feel like I'm here on divine assignment.

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So my whole life is frosting now.

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And all I want to do is serve with everything I've got so that kids have your parents, so that families heal and so that adults can have the dream of life they've imagined for themselves.

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Wow. OK.

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I really like the way that you put several things in that the first one I can on is it would be.

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It's prudent and important to heal kids.

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And at the same time, if you if you heal the child, but they're in an environment that is not healed, that is a challenge.

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They're going to have a very hard time with that environment.

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You're talking about going directly to the source and the irony of doing that is when you I should say the irony, the byproduct of if you're working with parents and you're helping parents address the things they might may not even be able to see for them.

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Then again, the byproduct becomes now they can be a permanent solution for the child.

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Yeah, we might be the frosting for the child as well.

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But yeah, the impact of helping parents is massive.

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My national politics teacher on on this said, Jackson, if you want to if you want to change the nation, educate a mom, which goes hand in hand with what you're talking about.

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So can you elaborate on that from your perspective? Absolutely.

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I think being a healed parent means you're emotionally sound and regulated.

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And from there, your kids emotions aren't going to threaten you.

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And you'll be able to hold space for your children as they process their emotions.

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And I don't think kids need healing.

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I think kids are healed.

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And my work is about helping people get back to the truth of who they are.

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Breaking through what I call their survival cells in a way we're all bipolar Jackson, we all have a survival self, and we all have a highest healed self.

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Almost no one has their healed self in charge of the mission called their lives.

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And once you identify survival, you can break through and we don't wake up one day and know who we are.

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I think this is really important.

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We wake up one day and we know there has to be something more.

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And that's the day where you're recognizing without necessarily having the words for it, your survival self has been running the show.

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And I can tell you, when it came to cancer for me, I realized this isn't my trauma needing more healing.

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It's the healed me because I've done all the trauma work gets to be in charge of the mission called my life as I take on the fight of my life.

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And that was found to recognize.

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Those are those are definitely profound and big thoughts.

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Now, the skeptic in me came out and some bring it.

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Absolutely. So as a as a kid who had to overcome a lot of trauma myself, one of the triggers within me said, no, there was definitely healing that needed to occur in my life.

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As a kid, I wasn't able to fully self heal on things and needed that help.

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But you're saying that kids are healed.

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Where's the how do these two paradigms and perspectives belong in the same conversation?

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Brilliant and beautiful question. No one's asked me before.

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And thank you. So what I'm talking about is when we're born, we're healed.

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We're pure. Right.

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I teach when we're talking about emotional barriers. Let me just interject here.

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The five emotions I teach for neighborhood Atlas of the heart has 80 emotions in it.

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That's really complicated. And I love Brené, but I'm teaching five emotions.

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We only are born knowing anger, fear, grief, joy and excitement, anger, fear, grief, joy and excitement.

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And you've I'm sure seen a one year old, a two year old, a three year old moving through these five emotions in 15 seconds, anger, fear, grief, joy, excitement.

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There's no resistance. Right. Obviously, my severe abuse in my upbringing started at age four.

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I'm not saying that kids don't go through heartbreaks, disappointments, questioning themselves in the face of their parents having a negative reaction to either their own emotions or to the child's emotions.

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Right. But I'm saying we're born pure. And my work is about helping you get back to the original you so you can make passion permanent again.

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So you can reclaim your voice and your peace and your power and be the best of you no matter what. That's where we're going.

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It's not an easy journey, but it's a doable journey. And then as your children are growing up in your house, the paradigm I'm empowering parents with is the paradigm of your kids get to be who they are, not who you expect them to be when you're healed.

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When you're not, you need them to be who you need them to be because they're a reflection of you and you need them to model back to you that you're a good parent. And that's a lot of pressure on the kids.

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Right. It's a really good gauge, too. It's an easy way to self-regulate or think through. And so it's practical as well. It's something that's attainable. So I really like that gauge.

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I do want to go back to another interesting concept related to the five emotions. And I think I'm coming from the perspective of it's not an either or. You know, it's like I meet, I can read your materials. I can read Brene Brown's.

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I can read somebody else's and see that all of those give me different opportunities and perspectives. The ones that do scare me, though, are the ones that seem limited in scope unless I can see the full truth clearly outlined on it are the ones where they gravitate around absolutism, like absolute word choices.

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Like there's only five. I'm a huge fan of the book. Feelings Buried Alive Never Die. And that particular book, I think she's got more than 80 emotions that she kids in on in that book. I think it's close to like 200. I don't remember being very overwhelmed with that part of the book process.

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And also being really grateful that she talks about how our our DNA and our DNA actually gets affected when we as kids, we experience trauma in the womb.

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So not from birth, but even before the birth experience, if we grow up in a home where there's violence in the home or there's alcohol or or drug abuse or there's yelling that, you know, that that baby inside the womb is already being affected by that.

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And we can actually restructure our DNA and our RNA. It's a really fascinating read. It helped me connect principles of happiness and sadness together that I hadn't learned anywhere else that brought some scope of comfort.

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So, again, I'm not saying I'm not a doctor. One, I'm not God. Second, I'm not a doctor. And so when you say these are the only five emotions that infants are born with, I guess, where is the study or the proof behind that reality?

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Well, I will tell you, part of my goal in the next five years is to have a research project that can really back more of what I'm teaching. But, you know, this is important to me to also say, I'm not here to be the coach that says I have the way or I know the right thing for anybody.

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I'm here as the coach that says, I will help you find your right way. And all I know for sure, I am a therapist as well as a coach that's been helping people heal since 2002. So my work is based on what I've learned in grad school, what I've learned in the coaching certifications I've been through, and my clinical experience and what I've directly downloaded from what I believe.

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What I hear you saying is there may be more than five, but these are the five that you've learned.

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Well, let me explain it like this, Jackson, because I believe anger, fear, grief, joy and excitement are naturally occurring emotions. And that's very different than our feelings about what's happening, that lots of personal growth experts and healing experts in the mental health world have taught as emotions, but they're not.

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Society isn't an emotion. You learned it, it was modeled to you. Pressure, overwhelm, stress, exhaustion, abandonment, rejection, jealousy. A lot of people would claim these are emotions. I'm going to say these are your feelings about what's happening, not the emotions that you would need to feel if you want to be happy.

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My definition of happiness is a healthy relationship with anger, fear, grief, joy and excitement. And you can actually produce dopamine processing deep grief, deep anger, deep fear, the darker emotions when you have no resistance to it.

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So I'm just trying to make the very complex world of emotional intelligence and mental health very tangible and simple. And I do know for sure anger, fear, grief, joy and excitement are naturally occurring. And there are so many feelings we have about what's going on that we learned to cope.

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So we didn't have to be with the emotion underneath at all. And so there is a difference in my work between feelings and the emotions we need to feel. And so hopefully that's a useful way for everyone to just consider my work is about the practice of emotional healing.

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Get to the emotion underneath at all, and that's how you set yourself free. Not needing external factors or other people to change, but getting to the emotion underneath the feelings is magic and medicine.

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Absolutely. I think there's such a challenge on that because we live in a society that's getting more into feelings and emotional discoveries and at the same time, there are spectrums, right? There are lessons and realities like this that I think other therapists and psychologists and psychotherapists and coaches need to understand at a very, very deep level.

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I think most people know there's a whole lot of disconnect going on behind the scenes with that. I think most people need to be met at a far simpler level than all of us probably like to dive into when we're kind of like masterminding about the subject of healings.

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Anxiety is interesting too. I'm going to add another link because there's a phenomenal TED talk that I recently listened to about anxiety and how at its core it's a resource within us. I had never heard about it talked about like that.

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It's one of those talks that's going to stay with me forever. Like, wow, that really shifted my paradigm on how this emotion or this feeling associates. Again, I hear the overall spectrum. One of the things you talked about was something about how if an adult has an emotional blockage or a parent does, that that's going to naturally affect the emotional blockage.

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That's going to naturally affect the children and on the adults relationship with the child will be affected by that. So it's one of those areas where I love to see us explore but I want to tie that to one of the things you said.

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Most people talk about fight and flight, fight versus fight. I do it all the time. I often forget to consider the freeze, right, the fight, flight and freeze. So how does that show up in our life as adults, what are some signs we can catch that

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we're falling into fight, flight and freeze and how do we stay?

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Oh, thank you for asking that. Because under each one is a stuck emotion. So I'll explain that as well. And an unmet need. I don't usually get to talk about this. So I'm very excited to. And, you know, I've got

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over 1000 people have gone through my private practice, and their lives have changed because of the understanding about exactly what I'm teaching here. And you applying what works for you is the most important thing I want, right? I'm not trying to say, I know.

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But I do, I do want people to take and run with what is helpful for them. As I'm sharing, underneath it all, there are 5 emotions to heal that can really open up your ability to connect to your own spirit. And the mental health world and traditional therapy is trying to help you heal emotions through the mind. And most people aren't trained to help you actually heal and release and move all the way through the emotion. In grad school, they taught us you can't help people heal. You can just help them manage and cope.

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And I had a problem with that. And I can tell you, my methodology actually can help you heal, meaning it's done. There's no sting in it anymore. You have your power back again in the situation. It doesn't have power over you. So with that being said, fight is that persecutor energy, where you're in the lashing out place. You're avoiding what you're feeling. And you're making what you're feeling about what you're feeling.

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You're feeling about other people, and you're aggressively, powerlessly trying to take your power back. With the flight, you want to run as far as you can, as fast as you can. So that can look like you're rescuing other people putting all your focus and trying to save everybody else so you don't have to deal with yourself.

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Or it can look like vices and ways you're escaping affairs. It can look like alcohol or substance use, it could work like look like workaholism. It could look like sleeping too much not sleeping enough eating too much not eating enough.

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And this goes on and on and on. Flight is what keeps dysfunctional toxic pain patterns alive as well. And well, flight is what keeps abuse cycles and trauma cycles alive and well more than anything else.

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So however we run, we reinforce the pattern. The freeze, we don't talk about enough. And if you've ever felt like I've lost my voice, I don't have words, I don't know what to do, you're in a freeze response.

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And for me, this is where I would default, because I never wanted to be the bad guy. I never wanted to be the abuser. And what people do in an abuse cycle is they decide, I'm never going to be a victim again, or I am never going to be the persecutor that fight

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bad guy energy, and then they stay in the cycle. So with freeze, the stuck emotion underneath it is actually anger. And here's the deal Jackson, people associate anger with persecution, anger with violence, and let me just debunk that, because no

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healthy emotion has anything to do with anybody else. And it is never a healthy expression or emotional release when you're lashing out at someone or blaming them and a victim to them. Okay, the emotion has nothing to do with the other people. And I write very

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specifically in Chapter Two of Coming Back to Life about how to have a healthy relationship with the five emotions, how to process each emotion in a healthy way where you actually release it, you don't take it out on anybody. And we do, we take it out on people without even meaning to. So

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freeze, you know, because you're shutting down, you don't have the words, fight, you know, because you're boiling and you're wanting to lash out and bulldoze people. And then the flight, you're just wanting to get as far away as fast as possible, and you're escaping. So those are just some ways that you can identify it. And the other thing is not only do we not talk about freeze, we don't talk about healed is the fourth option, thank you very much.

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Right, right. So many people are just going through the motions of fight, play, freeze. Right. Like if you're, it's like, it's like taking weeds out of a garden, garden, but not planting new seeds.

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Great metaphor, man. Yes. Exactly. How about healed?

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Yeah, well, I gotta stick with freeze for a minute because you said something that I wanted to grasp on to, and I couldn't quite grasp it. And I don't know if it was just a speed or it's because I don't have a lot of experience with it. But you said something about anger and debunking specific

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myth. Can you go back to that and walk me through that? This is for myself, the audience listening in, I'm an audience member too. Yeah, if you need more clarification, I'm so happy to give it for everyone because I'm sure everyone else does too.

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So when we're freezing, it's how we're coping. Okay. So that we don't have to feel the emotion underneath it, anger that needs to release. Now what's interesting about freezes, often this person is crying what I call victim tears.

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These poor me tears and do not hear me as judging. I was the ultimate victim, damsel in distress. I grew up in domestic violence. My first marriage was domestic violence. I was the ultimate victim in consciousness, never in reality. I don't think adults are victims.

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I think that we are playing out powerlessly trying to take our power back until we heal. So you're not a victim. But the freeze, it looks like we're grieving, because often there's victim tears.

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But we're just reinforcing how much we don't believe we're capable or worthy of handling the situation or of getting beyond it. So underneath freeze is stuck anger, which is not violence. But so many of us default to freeze so we don't become the person that's in fight hurting people, because we associate anger with the fight that's hurting people.

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And it's not the same anger isn't violence, anger is healthy, anger is passion, anger standing for something right. And this is something in our first exchange Jackson I felt very, I would say it like this, I had a lot of respect for you, because you're not afraid to stand for what you think is right in a way that's responsible with people.

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A lot of people stand for what they think is right in a way that's irresponsible with people, and actually harmful. So, violence is an anger, and you standing in your anger expressing it in a healthy way. And here's one great way to do it.

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Air scream. You can let it out air scream when my nine year old is starting to get all pissed. I go 123 and she knows what's coming next. We air screamed like let's just get it out of our body, so that we have a clear channel, a clear path to accessing our spirit

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and source. That's what we want right underneath fight. It looks like this person is angry doesn't it know they're just more comfortable with anger, then they are with the stuck grief underneath it all.

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Yes, interesting. Right.

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So you say under under the flight is stuck fear, go ahead.

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You talked about air screaming. Um, you know, do you, you condone, or, I don't know suggest is the right word as well actual an actual scream or

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that can just be, you got to scream from your gut, you got to scream from your diaphragm so you don't hurt your voice. Yeah, right. So, I like to facilitate the scream, you know, because often people are screaming and then they lose their voice later, and

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I don't think just screaming alone. If I don't recognize, I'm not screaming because of this person or this thing that happened. Right. And a lot of people cry about the situation, and a lot of people scream about the situation, and that's not going to have you feel

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hurt. And what we want so when I do my work with my clients day in and day out on all of what we're talking about today. When I'm working with people, I want them to almost feel like they've had an emotional orgasm.

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When I have women's retreats, these women leave literally looking 10 years younger, you know, I mean, and I am processing my emotions in real time. And sometimes people wouldn't even know, but I don't want to harbor the stuck toxic

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energy, I want to release it in a healthy way. And let me just say this about tears. There are three different types of tears. victim tears. When I cry victim tears, my body done let me get away with it, I end up all puffy. And then I'm human.

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So I'm not trying to spiritually bypass my humanity or make it wrong when that happens. But I'm just saying, I know that was disempowered crying. When I'm trying healthy grieving tears, I'm glowing after because it's empowered. Right. So there are victim

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tears, there are grieving tears, and then there are tears of joy. And if you don't know how to navigate and move through the victim tears, so that you can navigate and move through the grieving tears, so that you can ultimately get to joy as the rule you live by and cry joyful

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You've got barriers to your happiness. Absolutely. And I will admit, I'm certain I have barriers to my happiness as well. I'm not immune to, I don't have a perfect life. So those of you listening as I get to say what I'm going to say, I just want you to be aware that it's always a journey.

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My kids, and we watch a lot of movies together.

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They know that dad's gonna cry.

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And as soon as my chest starts to like, waver, quiver. My littlest for my first marriage, she'll, she looks at me and I'm like, Come on, babe. I was like, when you not do that. I was like, I'm enjoying this, you know, and it's just a it's a funny topic because I don't get to like fully embrace the moment

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because I've also got somebody else whose curiosity is peaked. And so it kind of conflicts with the moment that I want to have but it is it is amazing I've got another friend who another podcast podcaster.

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I don't think he's ever cried in his life.

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I felt that's how I was like, man, I was like, man, and it, you know, he, he appreciates that I can be. He you know he calls it whatever he calls it and I'm just like, I'm just me man.

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It's like, I just I do a lot of different studies and a lot of different things but it's not like one specific thing, you know has been the opportunity as much as what you're talking about we're going to go into now.

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Right, the flight, fight for it freeze and I shouldn't say levels are they're probably all different levels but I think of it as triangle with possibility, all around it. Nice, they can expand and expand and expand the more you're emotionally clear.

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So let's hit healed what are we what are we looking at there.

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What we're looking at when we're focused on healed. Okay, and, and let me just disclaimer this as well.

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I don't think healing is sexy. I think it's messy I think it's scary I like to say we get raw we get real we get messy and we grow.

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But I will say healed is sexy. It's magnetic, it makes you so attractive in business, not at home, we want you to have a magically delicious life at home. Beyond what you've ever even imagined my greatest testimony that healing is possible is the life I have now not all the crazy I've overcome

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that I wrote about and coming back to life. You know I think all that just prepared me so there's no case I'm ever going to be afraid of, or threatened by, but healed is sexy so let me just make it worth it for you.

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I wish more as a single man, I'm going to say something so bad but I wish women, my age were healed. Because, because it is so sad. And we wish more men were healed too. I know right I don't need that on my side as much I don't need that.

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It is so important to, to embrace the reality that we can heal, and that's what I hope people hear out of what I just said I know it's such an ego thing to say but like, please people like we have the opportunity to heal.

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We have the opportunity to move into so much more and if you don't know how to do that and turn to somebody who can help you know like, whether it's Rebecca or somebody else like there I love that you said it healing is sexy like it is so awesome to see.

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You're healed like yes, you're exactly right that process of getting there. But the point is there's a reason why James Bond is attractive. There's a reason why people who can show up just authentically and in themselves and I know it's a movie so it's not that

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authentic but that they're portraying a specific type of individual in life.

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And I've never thought of it that way that you're right. It is a healed person.

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It's just gorgeous, and you feel it. Yes, you can feel it when someone is emotionally, foundationally sound. And so, what does it take to be healed. Okay, it takes a healthy relationship with all five of these naturally occurring emotions, healthy

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relationship with grief, healthy relationship with anger, healthy relationship with fear, healthy relationship with joy, healthy relationship with excitement to start. Some of you are actually more comfortable in the darker emotions than you are with joy and excitement, joy

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and excitement can threaten people they don't trust it they think the other I hated it as a middle school kid, I hated the joy jubilant I wouldn't even say the words it was.

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Yeah, I didn't have it I wasn't even close to it. Well, and for me as a trauma survivor excitement used to scare the shit out of me because I associated excitement with sexual abuse. Geez, so I wasn't going to get excited about shit for years right.

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And again, you don't need a breakdown to break through, you don't need to wait for things to get worse or a crisis to decide to fully live and commit to your life. Right so healed means I trust myself with all of my emotions.

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I don't need anything outside of me to change for me to be okay.

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I recognize there's nothing outside of me more powerful than me, and my ability to be, these are the three big pieces.

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Being who you want to be is something you always have control over being your best being someone you're proud of, you always have control over feeling how you want to feel.

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You always have control over and experiencing life the way you want to. You actually always have control over. So, being healed is about healthy emotional relationships to all five emotions, you knowing loving and trusting yourself enough to be true to yourself,

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no matter what you owning your power and here's just a quick way to look at your power. I think a lot of people think powers force right David Hawkins wrote a book power versus more.

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And power is so soft and gentle and relaxed.

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The most powerful person in the room is the most relaxed person in the room.

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And knowing your power is just resting in your unshakable wholeness, and the truth of who you are. And for me, it's really about self validation, more than anything else and self responsibility, the mission is healing, the cure self responsibility, and that requires you to

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be. You know, I've taken a lot of risks in my life that people told me were never going to work, starting a company in a little tiny town that didn't have coaches yet and, you know, the beginning of the coaching industry, going on the top 40 radio station and saying I'm

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going to have a private pay private practice. I want to radio show one day a week, where I take your listeners questions, and I don't want to buy commercials from you. I want the airtime to be a show. I'm still on the radio today.

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So I was 14 plus years later, and it was a risk, and nobody told me it was a good idea.

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But I knew it. I knew this was correct. Right and I helped 150 women start businesses in that community my hometown community, where I was so severely abused and traumatized, you know, and then later with cancer quitting chemo was not a choice.

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I was going to go to anybody that loved me supported, and I knew it was the right choice and I would never say to anybody out there going through cancer quit chemo, what I would say is you have your right answers and you can trust it.

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And if you're waiting for the world to validate that this healed aligned next right choice for you is correct.

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And then you can go forward, right, they can't see it, it's your job to carry the torch and hold the vision. And to me, it's about focusing on being as skilled as possible. And from there just what's the next right step.

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I always encourage people don't get too far ahead of yourself. One next step at a time is enough, let your best be enough.

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I would venture to say that 99% of those who are left listening in right now.

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The leaders entrepreneurs of the world. Most of you are leaning heavily into force versus power.

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And the difference between the two is portrayed really well in the Lion King.

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There's a lion, which has the power. And there's a hyena, which basically relies on force.

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Force can be powerful, but it's usually not versus you know, again, a lion doesn't have to roar at another animal for the animal to know it is boss.

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It just is boss, because it exists because it is already powerful. Entrepreneurs leaders, we don't have to exercise. I have to tell you I'm certified in something in order to tell you that I'm valuable.

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If I do it, I actually demean my value. I'm forcing the issue. I don't have to tell you.

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I don't have to tell you anything about me. I don't have to go out and portray something if I'm actually strong and I actually have power on my side. That power is going to exude itself. I don't have to try to take control over a circumstance.

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And so whether you're doing that with those interview, whether you're doing that, I'm talking about job interviews, or you're doing that with those nasty messages you get on LinkedIn that are supposedly somebody trying to attract you to work with them.

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If you're falling into feeling like you have to respond back to those individuals, and a lot of you are, you're not leveraging the art of power. You're trying to control everything with force.

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So, Rebecca, I really appreciate you bringing that up because it's one of those things that we can all fall victim of. We can all end up trying to accidentally control the external variables in our life and abandoning our true sense of power.

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So it was beautiful. Yeah, you have to wrap up a little bit. But as we do, I will ask the favorite question that comes up in my mind on these opportunities. If this was your last chance to share something with the world, what powerful lesson can other visionaries learn from your experience?

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Well, I think power is about who you're being. And the most important gift you can give yourself in every life you touch is your you, the same you, the healed you in all areas of life.

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You don't have to be one you at work, one you at home, one you with friends, one you with family of origin. You can be the healed you. And healing is about who you're being, not about doing, not about achieving.

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It's about connection to your spirit. My company is Inspired Results because I want people connected to their own spirit in the pursuit of their most inspired results, but also regardless of results.

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And you, the best of you, focusing on who you're being, focusing on your ripple because, yes, people taking their power back powerlessly and aggressive, that is impacting.

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And that's an energy you're blessing the world with. I don't think it's powerful, but it's an impact. And I want you making your healed impact, not impacted in fight, flight, freeze, blessing the world with energy that isn't healthy.

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And we're human. So we can start from wherever we are. We don't need to have good days or bad days. We can reassess, reinvent ourselves, and say yes to that any moment.

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And my only other final thought I would say is the ultimate goal is to be careful with each other's hearts.

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I love that. Being careful with each other's hearts, being, understanding the value of impact and the consequences thereof, the intentionality of things like impress, right? What does it mean to impress upon something?

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There's responsibilities that we all have as leaders. And I hear Rebecca starting to really dig into these concepts in ways that a lot of us are skimming past and overlooking. Some of the world calls this frou-frou conversation.

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I think it's foundational conversation. It's really important components. And for those of us as entrepreneurs who, and I've got two pages of notes here, who are parents as well.

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It's so easy for us to lose sight of all the things that we want to be juggling and need to be doing for our kids. And I think one of the greatest things that comes to mind right now, and I don't know who it's for or why, but is are we being careful to, again, focus on that healing of ourselves?

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And I think that's really important. I think the biggest thing that comes to mind is how do we get distracted by the ballet, by the piano, by the gymnastics classes that we need to get our kids to, and all these external extracurricular activities that seem good and how many Disney trips we want to take and beyond.

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And if we want to be the type of adult that we want our children to become, then I worry for where that's going to leave us as parents and where that's going to leave our children. So let's take this opportunity seriously.

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Down below this show, you'll see the notes where we'll have the action steps that you can take if you want to get in touch with Rebecca, learn more about her companies, connect with her on all the social media platforms down below that.

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There are resources available so you can dive in deeper. And if you're a visionary who wants to come on the show, then click in the top right corner where it says, be our guest and apply to be on the show.

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Come and join us and share your vision with the world for how you're helping people. There's so many beautiful visions that we can have. We're always grateful for leaders from different perspectives, different industries, different sizes of scale as well.

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So it matters to me, what matters to me is that you're showing up to help others. And before we go, Rebecca, any final thoughts to let you in today?

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You know, if you are interested, I have a brand new Ultimate Guide to Breaking the Silence for anyone listening. It's not even published yet. And healing does start with breaking the silence and having words that express your truth while leaving people better than you found them.

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It's just occurring to me that if anyone out there is interested in being the first, literally, to get access to this guide, 10 one liners, to have hard conversations when you don't have the words, to move people forward, just DM me on Instagram at RebeccaSilence,

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break the silence, and I will send you the Ultimate Guide to Breaking the Silence.

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That's perfect. There you go, Vision Pros, and we will see you in the next episode. Everybody have a fantastic rest of your day.

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Thank you for being here today. I'm really happy that you tuned in to Vision Pros Live. I'm looking forward to seeing your reactions as these episodes continue to move forward. This is going to get more and more fun. We'll have more and more engagement as well. We'll invite people to participate in the show.

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And thank you for giving us your time and attention. Have an excellent time building out your vision and be careful.