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Mind Body Session 4 of 4 with Dr. Dan Ratner & Diane L.

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hi i'm dr dan ratner today i'm here for

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my fourth session with diane as we wrap

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up and talk about action steps it's

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diane it is a pleasure to have you here

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as always although it's always a little

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bittersweet that fourth session

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um but i know that you know the way that

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we interact will will be interacting for

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for life so yeah

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i

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and i'm really excited because you sent

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me an email talking about some of your

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successes and i actually thought even

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before we dive into action steps would

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you mind sharing just a couple of those

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yeah not at all um

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well what i did is i shared with dan

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some of the things that have happened

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with my family um this week that really

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triggered me

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and um noticed that my pain flared

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flared up quite significantly

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um so just working through the columns

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and working with the

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you know

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going through all of the steps and and

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looking at things

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and um

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i it wasn't it didn't seem all that

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dramatic but

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then i went off and did something else

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and i was in the garden and my pain was

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quite flared up i was lightheaded and

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all my symptoms were there

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and

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i came in from gardening and i thought i

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i don't have any pain

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this does work it wasn't like one of the

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other things where in the midst of a

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flare-up it stopped right then and there

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it just gradually dissipated and i'm

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busy doing other things and i was like

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wow

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this absolutely works you had a you had

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a way to frame it to yourself that yeah

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it really worked i think i had worked

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through the doubts and i absolutely know

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that it was tms but this week it um

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there's no doubt there's just no doubt

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that it is that's the idea of crushing

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down so that's great

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okay so listen normally when we

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uh do an action step session

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i might run through a whole bunch of

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different action steps but

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you've done some pre-work which as you

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noted nobody should feel pressure to do

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it this way but this highlights

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something that we don't get to see

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necessarily in every session because

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you've done

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some work in advance and so we'll

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utilize that

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so you identified the action steps that

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kind of jumped out at you most

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yeah

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and um and then you also wrote your own

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kind of versions of them you took the

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headline of them and made them your own

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is that right

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yeah i did and

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and

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between the time that i sent those to

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you and now

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um i don't know why but all of a sudden

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one of nelson mandela's quotes came up

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and i don't know if you are familiar

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with his quote about success about

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um our deep sphere is not that we are

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weak that our deepest fear is that we're

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powerful beyond belief

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and it just kind of hit me and i thought

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yikes

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um

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so i think that will be included in my

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action steps too that it's just

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looking at um as we gain our power that

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there's some fear in that and

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um but it's possible yeah there is and

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that nelson mandela quote was actually

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brought to me by a patient that i've

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been working with for many many years

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so so i love that quote um

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and as she watches this she'll be

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thrilled to hear that quote again

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so let's talk about what you're gonna do

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because you've got

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first of all let me remind everyone out

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there that what the action steps are is

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they are action steps of thinking more

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than anything else sometimes it's a you

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know a physicalized action like resuming

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normal physical activity or don't test

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things like that

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but

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mostly it's action steps of thought

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and

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each action step is meant to target

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one of the columns

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so usually i have uh action steps that

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are like these are my emotions action

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steps these are my

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doubt action steps these are my power

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action steps but sometimes they're also

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just

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an action step that covers all three so

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as we go through the ones that resonated

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to you

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we're gonna we're gonna keep honing this

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plan and you may find that you got this

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list to get i think you have 22 of them

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today

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you might end up honing them down or you

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might say you know what this one can be

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combined

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and the reason i say that is that you're

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developing your own system

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within my system right

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yeah so

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uh let's look at the let's look at what

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you have so far

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so i'm gonna read through them

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and i want you to tell me what you're

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thinking about them so

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first step you have done is resolve all

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doubt or confusion which of course

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if you want to resolve the doubt column

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absolutely so should i read what you

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wrote or do you want to okay i'll read

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what you wrote and then we'll we'll go

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from there

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you say i think i have resolved all

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doubt except for feeling that i can turn

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this around so level three doubt

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but i am seeing that this seems to be

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pretty common which it is

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but i'm and i'm also seeing so many

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others are getting better so i can too

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i'm also starting to have some successes

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so good

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what you might add to you don't even

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need to add to this but i just want to

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highlight certain things

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one success does lead to another

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two successes leads to even more because

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you know it wasn't a fluke yeah

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so you're going to keep building on your

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success and that's how we get where we

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are it's kind of like

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you know

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a professional athlete or a professional

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musician they get better and better and

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better what they're doing they they

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didn't start off

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being able to do what they can do now

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yeah

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right

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um it also is very common to have doubts

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about the self that's the level of doubt

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that lingers the most

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and it leads right into the power column

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and the power column is where you'll get

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your answers so let's talk about the

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next one

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i've had a doubt that my experience in

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my family of origin was not actually

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that bad and lots of people had it worse

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than i did i've had this fact reinforced

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by many people but i keep reminding

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myself that my body does not lie yes

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thank goodness

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my body is telling me otherwise

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i had parents who meant well were

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unskilled and came from their own

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background of trauma i did not have to

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blame them but i am starting to set much

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firmer boundaries with my family

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good

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this is good you're resolving that

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conflict because otherwise that conflict

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lingers and doesn't allow you to assert

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your own power to accept your trauma

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you did have trauma dan

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you know you did

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yeah and just um

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the things that happened last week not

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big deal things but stuff that came up

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for me

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um

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setting boundaries and again noticing

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what happens in my body and you know

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heart palpitations and feeling

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lightheaded and thinking

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if this was just someone i knew in the

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street i would have no problem at all

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being assertive

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so my body's really telling me something

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there and it's like okay i can do this

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nicely and i can say what my boundaries

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are and guess what it worked well and

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this is the trauma of family life is

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that we feel the stakes are so high yeah

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we don't interact with them like other

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people yeah

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okay so um

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the third one you're asking yourself the

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question and this and a question can be

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an action step do i feel i'm able to

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live the life i want

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just by asking that question

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you can start to move into other

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solutions so you say no i haven't

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because of my health and pain but even

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though i'm 68 i intend to live my best

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life from here on and hope to help

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others do to sort this out early in

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their lives so there's a there's an

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action step that has two parts to it

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you're going to

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figure out what the limitations you

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might have are

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but you're not going to give yourself

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extra limitations right

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absolutely not and in fact you're

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recognizing sometimes the limitations

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are ones you're

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maybe imagining or worried about as

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opposed to what really is yeah yeah

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we'll have to see what that is in

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addition

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this second part i would say is kind of

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moving towards your purpose

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and again you get to organize this any

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way you want it doesn't matter what i

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say about it it matters that your action

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steps are organized around things you

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can actually think about or do that get

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you out of the trouble

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and it sounds like you're doing a great

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job with it

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all right four

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tms has been a communication to my body

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for the painful feelings of not feeling

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seen appreciated in love for who i am

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within my family and feeling judged

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i have the message now

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the only thing i would add to it and

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this

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it's really you're already saying this

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is

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i will always take my body at its word

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oh yeah that's that's a good you already

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know that but i just want to add it

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because it's

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we want the action steps to really nail

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something

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okay five

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power can be in relation to the power

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dynamic between me and others yep

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i think i have a fairly healthy

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self-esteem and for the most part i can

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be appropriately assertive with people

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but i've not been able to be with my own

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family of origin always the scariest

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but i'm starting to set much firmer

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boundaries and noticing when i find

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noticing when i find this heart and what

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happens in my body yeah just what i

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refer to yeah so here's the thing i

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would i want to get a little bit more

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honed about this

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um

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when you set the boundaries what is it

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you're doing do you do you do self-talk

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to get yourself

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to do it do you how do you think through

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what the boundaries gonna be

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do you have a way to do that

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um

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i hadn't really thought of it as being a

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process i think it just

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kind of pops into my mind and

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again being the goodest i try and think

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of

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what's the nicest way of doing this and

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how can i

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do it in a way that's not going to flare

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things up okay so

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here's the thing

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ask that question but i can hear the

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question that's getting left behind is

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what do i need

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oh right okay now i understand you're

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setting a boundary so it is partially

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about what you need

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but you might need more

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you're going to have a tendency to set a

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very s

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kind boundary a soft boundary and the

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kindness is good

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but the softness might be hard

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yeah that's a funny way to say it

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softness might be hard

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um

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do you know what i mean it's like yeah i

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do maybe you might i just hear something

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in this where i'm like i'm not i wonder

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if you're going to look out for yourself

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enough

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well i

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as i've discussed with you i have a

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family member that

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i

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i can't just be kind i have to just be

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firm and look out for me

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and

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it's taken me quite a while to get to

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that point that

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sorry the kindness

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i i wouldn't be mean i'll be appropriate

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but yeah sure

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and

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kindness isn't going to be the first

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okay so just make sure and this actually

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leads into the next one goodison versus

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power yeah we want the you just got to

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get the balance right yeah there is a

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there is an answer

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that can be kind to the other people

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that can make you feel that you're that

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good kind person you want to be

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but also doesn't compromise you yeah

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yeah

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good

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so you say in goodison versus power i'm

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comfortable with power as long as it is

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used for good and not harm both for

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myself and those around me that's great

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i am very triggered by injustices in

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general in the world and i think it has

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been from my own experiences of being

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treated unfairly

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sounds about right i have been known

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many times to defend the underdog

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well i'm a cleveland sports fan so i'm

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not going to argue with you there i

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always like the underdog in movies

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i think

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a thing you could add to this to make it

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feel even more aligned with you

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is that

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you're not just going to defend the

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underdog but you're going to also

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include you in that oh okay yeah you

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know what i mean yep absolutely

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yeah because i have a good guy

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yeah

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you're the good guy in the story

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okay so here's an action step you said

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you're going to recognize every flare-up

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you get through makes you stronger

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and you said i agree i'm not there yet

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but i have had a few dynamic shifts that

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make me absolutely know i am on the

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right track so

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yes

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people shouldn't just

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feel that they've got to just trust me

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you know it it's more that

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you got to see it yeah

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and you are seeing it and and the more

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you see it the better it gets and just

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remember when you

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when you run into a situation where it's

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not happening the way you want you're

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still working at it

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but you can always look back on your

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successes

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say i remember that time

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when my heart was racing and i felt in

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danger

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but i settled down talked myself through

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it

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it'll never be harder than that first

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time

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yeah and um for me that time it was the

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pain as well and

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i've always gone to physio and it went

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over the edge where i thought okay here

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we go this time i am going to have to go

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to physio

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but through that whole process you know

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that's when i thought no i'm going to go

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out and garden and

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do whatever this is mind body and

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came back in and it's like hey my pain

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is gone i don't need to call my physio

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right so another way of putting that is

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you didn't give in to fear

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normal physical activity you challenged

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the the illogic of it yeah i mean those

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are three different action steps but

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they're kind of all rolled into one of

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what you did

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yeah you're gonna go ahead and live your

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life so

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however you categorize this that works

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for you as long as you understand

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what it is you're getting at when you

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look at this and you're like yeah that's

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right oh yes

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that's how i came up with my action

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steps list it's all the things that ever

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worked for me but i got very specific

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about it to lend these ideas to people

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really i could probably sum it up in

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maybe 20 something like that 15 to 20.

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okay here's another

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you are planning to take back the power

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in your relationships

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this is obviously a power column

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uh

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action step you said i'm starting to do

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this

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treading carefully with a sibling as we

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are co-caring for my elderly mother yep

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so i do not want to create a lot of

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drama in my mother's last months however

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i have been setting much firmer

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boundaries and have been getting

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pushback from it but i am okay with that

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yeah see one

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i mean this is another action step is

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try not to be so afraid of the anger of

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other people

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when you're doing something that is just

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okay there's nothing wrong with it

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what i like that i'm hearing here is

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primarily that that you're giving

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yourself room for that but it's also i

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hear that you're not having to change

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who you are

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you do not have to sacrifice who you are

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you want to be kind to your mother

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in her last months yeah that's important

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to you too

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yeah so you lay out your the different

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things that are important to you on the

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table and that will tell you okay if

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these things are out on the table i need

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to do this

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and the other thing with that is in

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terms of my sibling

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you know the worst thing that could have

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happened would be

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an estrangement and

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limited or no contact well that has

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happened

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and so i think

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and hopefully this will help other

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people i have survived that i've done

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everything that i could to try and sort

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it out so even if it is a worst case

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scenario

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um

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we will survive

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yeah and you know what i just want to

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say there there is a worst case scenario

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there is a an even worst case scenario

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which is

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let's say

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you avoided the estrangement but you

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felt betrayed and unsafe

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that's worse

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that's actually worse to be able to have

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the peace with yourself that you did

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your best

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yeah you did everything you could yeah

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well you're what you just laid out i did

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go through that for a while

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um

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so

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a long time yeah yeah

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yeah so that's why i'm saying it because

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you know it was worse yeah

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yeah

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but you're

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i love that statement i

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i did what i could

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there are a lot of people who say that

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kind of thing and they're using it as an

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excuse

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to say i did what i could i don't need

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to look at this

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i don't have to worry about that with

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you

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you go above and beyond to try to do it

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so when you say you did your best we

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know

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that's you finally giving yourself some

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peace

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there's nothing you could do about it

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there's some

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there's some disappointments in life we

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cannot avoid and you no longer are going

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to work and beat your head against a

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brick wall

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yeah and last week we talked about

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rumination and you

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you had made a suggestion

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which was so simple i think how how in

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15 years should i not think of this

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but it's really worked for me and you

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know through the week as

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stuff would come into my thoughts i'd

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think no i'm diminishing my own power

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here and i don't need to do that anymore

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so rumination

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rumination is a diminishment of your own

17:54

power yeah

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right so

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thank you for that because that's really

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huge

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actually i'm even going to write that

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one down

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because

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it's it's an important it's an important

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one it's a

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and it's going to help a lot of people

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and you'll remember i came up with it

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with you well um you know interestingly

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people have said to me

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and and i hear it with other people as

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well just let it go and i think

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why do people say that because if you

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could let it go you would

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but

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phrasing it the way you did

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made the difference you know slight

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shift in the wording you didn't ask me

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to let it go you just pointed out that

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i'm diminishing my own power and um just

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staying in my power

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right because there is there's no

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there's no upside to letting it go that

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just feels like surrender or

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not in a good way

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yeah

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and it's self-betrayal to do it that way

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what we really need to do is get it

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reclassified

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yeah

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yeah exactly get it put in the right box

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yeah if you're going to put something

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away you got to know where it goes

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yeah exactly right

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okay um

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choose to value yourself at the highest

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level i love this one this one everybody

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needs to do do not accept people in your

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life in any deep way who do not make you

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feel good about yourself

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yep

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i've been starting to do this over the

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past year myself

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actually over the last i'd say a couple

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years but you're you've been starting

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over the past year

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the few relationships i have that mean

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working at it

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i am just walking away from you know and

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i i

19:30

i'm sure you're willing to work at it

19:32

but not if they're not working at it

19:33

also

19:35

and if they're not valuing you if you're

19:36

not you say if i'm not treated with

19:38

respect then i walk away from the

19:39

relationship now

19:41

exactly

19:42

and you know what usually happens is we

19:44

we kind of almost back ourselves into a

19:46

corner of confusion where we say well i

19:48

don't know maybe they didn't mean that

19:49

or maybe i'm over interpreting it

19:52

there's nothing complicated about it

19:54

people who are good to you

19:56

it's very clear

19:58

right from the start there could be

19:59

misunderstandings but they get fixed

20:02

yeah with the people yeah exactly with

20:04

people that are willing to work at it

20:05

they'll they'll see that there's

20:07

something going on and be willing to

20:08

work at it yes exactly and these aren't

20:11

my words but i love this line um i'm

20:15

just not willing to settle for the

20:16

emotional crumbs anymore you know if

20:18

that's all people are willing to give me

20:20

then that's okay but i'll just step away

20:23

and i have a big enough network that i

20:26

don't need that no nobody ever went to a

20:28

crum restaurant yeah so nobody wants

20:30

that yeah that's great yeah so and that

20:34

is that leads us into this other one

20:35

being fiercely in your own corner you

20:37

say yes yes yes

20:39

um i think it's really important you

20:41

know we're we're on this journey of our

20:44

ourselves i talk about the power of

20:45

aloneness and

20:47

you have to

20:49

you have to be in your journey

20:53

you know you don't have to forget about

20:54

everybody else that's not what being

20:56

fiercely in your own corner means it

20:57

just means

20:59

i matter

21:00

to me

21:02

and i'm going to do that

21:04

yeah yeah any anything you would add to

21:06

it in terms of what you understand of it

21:08

um

21:09

no i just like your line with that and

21:12

um i've been using it a lot with other

21:14

people as well crediting you

21:18

even if you didn't but i'm just i'm glad

21:19

you're using it that's great

21:22

okay accepting the trauma fully you say

21:24

i think i have finally accepted this

21:26

that is huge i mean when it comes to

21:29

emotional peace this is incredibly huge

21:31

everybody has to accept their trauma

21:33

fully i think i finally accepted this

21:35

and instead of focusing on all the

21:36

stories i can i can now put my energy

21:38

into my passions and moving forward with

21:40

life i'm now trusting the message from

21:43

my body

21:45

i couldn't put it any better

21:47

this is what the symptoms in the power

21:49

column this is the communication

21:52

they wanted you to finally mourn your

21:54

losses

21:56

to recognize what you went through

21:58

so that you could then enact

22:01

the great stuff that's in you

22:04

so yeah the best is yet to come i think

22:07

for a lot of us there there's a place

22:09

where we do

22:11

just want to tell our stories over and

22:13

over but it doesn't help

22:16

there's a place where you want to be

22:18

acknowledged but when you're still doing

22:20

it years later and it's the same old

22:22

story you're not moving forward

22:24

well especially if you're trying to tell

22:26

it to people who aren't listening yeah

22:29

you know like you you told the story to

22:30

me and i'm listening

22:32

and now you're listening even more so

22:35

yeah i think in a way

22:37

your story finally did get told

22:40

yeah and um

22:42

that validation which i really

22:46

um

22:46

i just am so happy that you were able to

22:49

hear what i had to say because i feel

22:52

totally validated and that's part of it

22:53

that's part of the healing

22:55

yeah

22:56

yeah and i just want to i do want to

22:58

highlight this because people go to

22:59

therapy for years and years and years

23:01

looking for the validation but the piece

23:03

that gets

23:04

missed for a couple one

23:06

it doesn't get specific enough it

23:08

doesn't get to the core

23:10

it doesn't capture that broadness and

23:12

the specificness at the same time yeah

23:14

yeah and it also

23:17

there's a lot of focus on just telling

23:18

the story

23:20

as opposed to shifting the story to a

23:23

powerful one

23:24

yeah exactly yeah

23:26

and i think we've done that and i'm

23:29

i'm proud of you and i think

23:31

this is this work has been

23:33

great uh and i hear how much you're

23:36

really integrating yeah yeah

23:38

okay so you said uh wreck

23:40

this is another one that jumped out at

23:41

you because when i when i often say lo

23:44

look through the action steps let's it's

23:45

exhaustive but

23:47

there's there can be even more than that

23:48

but there's a lot you got to pick out

23:50

the ones that resonate for you and this

23:52

one did recognize that i had no choice

23:54

in the defense my unconscious mind chose

23:57

you said this is helpful as i have seen

23:59

myself as weak in some areas but i am

24:02

now working on my many strengths

24:04

i have a close friend who i really

24:06

admire and who i've always felt really

24:08

sees me

24:11

and has told me many times that she

24:13

feels i am the strongest person she

24:14

knows

24:16

i will focus on the feedback of close

24:18

friends like this instead of all the

24:19

other messages i have received

24:21

yes

24:23

i don't accept feedback from anybody

24:25

who's not in the inner circle

24:27

i mean i'll think about the feedback for

24:30

new people

24:32

but people who attack me sometimes and

24:34

they don't see the best in me

24:36

that's like listening to a doctor who

24:38

doesn't understand anything about mind

24:40

body yeah

24:41

there's no re they're not a trusted

24:43

source

24:45

no reason to give them that power and i

24:47

think it's great that you're not doing

24:49

that

24:50

i love that you're accepting who you are

24:52

and that includes the defense your your

24:54

unconscious mind chose because as i said

24:58

the people who choose this

24:59

defense

25:00

it's a very high level defense it's a

25:02

very considerate defense

25:06

you did a great job

25:08

and of course i didn't know that before

25:11

and so you know

25:13

one's own belief my belief and then the

25:16

belief that

25:17

we're um we get feedback for is that we

25:21

are weak or weak in some areas and i've

25:24

certainly had my share of that but i

25:26

don't believe that any longer

25:28

at all

25:29

yeah i actually don't believe

25:31

that the way anybody is is a weakness

25:35

it's you know it's a trait

25:38

yeah and it means something and it often

25:40

comes out of some kind of strength

25:42

actually

25:43

you know

25:44

maybe somebody that's okay maybe

25:47

somebody is um

25:49

like able to hyper focus but it makes it

25:52

so that they miss certain cues yeah so

25:55

what you know let's all

25:58

if we can all stop judging

26:00

ourselves

26:01

then we can stop judging each other

26:03

because

26:04

um

26:06

this is a complicated line people say oh

26:08

they're doing their best

26:10

but that's not actually always true

26:13

but with somebody like you it is

26:15

you know a goodist or somebody who

26:19

takes this the the

26:21

semanticizing uh defense as their

26:23

defense

26:24

they're doing their best

26:26

you know and you can feel good about

26:28

being one of those people there's many

26:29

people who are really doing their best

26:31

there's some who aren't and you will use

26:33

that line of oh you know we're all doing

26:35

our best

26:36

not everybody is doing their best that

26:38

cheapens the whole experience if you're

26:40

gonna say everybody's doing their best

26:42

that means somebody who's doing a bad

26:44

job is doing as good a job as you that's

26:45

not true

26:46

yeah

26:47

and i think the the people that do do

26:49

their best i know when i'm not um

26:52

i i know i do better so yeah me too i

26:55

don't always do my best but

26:58

i do have the goal

26:59

to always do my best and i do try to

27:01

hold myself to that standard yeah and

27:04

you probably are accountable when you

27:06

don't

27:06

i i certainly try to be yeah um you know

27:09

it's like when people apologize

27:12

even even if i feel that the other

27:14

person was also in the wrong i don't

27:15

bring that into my apology

27:18

because that's not me doing my best yeah

27:21

me doing my best would be to say

27:23

here's what i know i did

27:25

and i am sorry about it

27:27

yeah

27:28

listen there's no butt

27:31

yeah

27:32

yeah

27:33

okay now you mentioned rumination um is

27:36

as uh as doubt is that takes you out of

27:39

your power so we already covered that

27:40

one um but i'm glad that helps here's

27:42

another one do not take on internally

27:45

what is happening for others

27:46

okay as a very empathic person i do have

27:49

to constantly check these are diane's

27:51

words i do have to constantly check in

27:53

that i am not taking on the pain of

27:55

others which i seem to automatically do

27:57

yep

27:58

i can be there for others with the

27:59

awareness that i do not need to also

28:01

take on their pain that's right

28:04

we can be loving to other people and

28:06

there for other people

28:08

without

28:09

falling on the grenade all the time

28:13

and this comes from a strength remember

28:16

you're deeply empathic

28:18

there's nothing wrong with that some

28:19

people will say and they've said it to

28:21

me oh you're overly sensitive

28:23

no no i'm not

28:25

um i'm more sensitive than other people

28:27

in a good

28:28

way but my core narrative and my whole

28:31

sense of self i'm gonna find that

28:33

positive way of looking at me

28:36

not just like as a trick of the mind but

28:39

because i'm right

28:41

yeah actually is good

28:43

yeah okay you you also listed view

28:46

trauma not as something that makes you

28:48

weak but one that makes you feel

28:49

significantly stronger okay so these are

28:51

from the action steps i listed and then

28:53

diane has commentary on

28:55

you said diane i have learned a

28:57

tremendous amount

28:58

and have gained many new skills because

29:00

of the trauma i experienced and i now

29:02

have the ability to turn this into

29:03

something good

29:05

absolutely

29:07

oh listen this whole podcast comes out

29:10

of my trauma if i didn't have that

29:13

i really wouldn't be much good to you

29:14

guys

29:16

maybe maybe i could be in some other way

29:17

but not in this way

29:20

you know the trauma is is what makes us

29:22

who we are yeah

29:24

yeah and then and that'll go ahead

29:27

well we all have that possibility of

29:30

um using it to to do something positive

29:34

whether that is helping other people or

29:36

or

29:37

what however that looks we have that

29:39

opportunity

29:40

yeah that's right

29:42

okay next one identify when you are or

29:45

are not in trauma

29:47

i've talked about this i just talked

29:49

about it in the seminar today i was

29:50

talking about that you got to recognize

29:52

the the signs of being in trauma

29:55

and they're all most of them are body

29:57

signs

29:58

you know and you're saying my body truly

30:00

does tell me what's going on the past

30:02

couple weeks you're starting to see this

30:03

and to nip it in the bud by paying

30:05

attention to your

30:06

body it can be things like

30:10

i'm not seeing as well or i can't

30:12

concentrate as well or i just feel

30:14

anxious or icky or

30:16

you'll feel it in your body

30:19

trauma doesn't feel good

30:21

and there are many times where i don't

30:22

even realize what the trauma is but i'm

30:24

like i'm in trauma

30:26

and the more that we do that

30:28

the more we learn to recognize it and

30:30

the less deeply we go into it actually

30:33

well and interesting that you say that

30:36

because i i've experienced that too and

30:38

not necessarily

30:40

um to me in direct correlation to

30:41

something that has just happened

30:44

um i'll start having you know some

30:46

symptoms lightheaded or headaches starts

30:49

or whatever and i think

30:52

i can't i can't be in trauma now and i

30:54

think no i am okay so what's going on

30:56

and then

30:57

using your columns to go through it and

30:59

go okay well what is going on and i

31:02

think oh it was last friday that's what

31:05

it was and i've been thinking about it

31:07

and yep yep

31:09

so

31:10

you're letting your body

31:11

yeah sorry no no go ahead it's just it's

31:14

not always immediate it it didn't happen

31:17

it didn't necessarily

31:20

relate to something that happened 10

31:21

minutes ago sometimes it can be you know

31:24

a day or two before yeah well sometimes

31:26

your body can basically be like hey

31:28

diane you've been in trauma for three

31:30

days now hey can you recognize it yeah

31:33

but you're learning to trust your body

31:37

it's so much easier that way

31:38

you don't you don't have to question it

31:40

it is right it's right all the time yeah

31:43

yeah

31:44

and so you don't you don't have to

31:47

be left wondering all the time meanwhile

31:49

i also hear another thing which is

31:52

you know you make sense

31:54

you know your body makes sense these are

31:56

all other ways we could talk about

31:57

action steps you know that could be the

32:00

one that jumped out at you but you're

32:02

capturing the ones that work for you

32:05

okay keep all of your power

32:07

working on this one

32:09

i am beginning to see the many ways that

32:10

i do give power away yes i'm definitely

32:13

a goodist

32:14

a two on the enneagram a people pleaser

32:17

but i am not a doormat you never struck

32:19

me as that so i agree

32:21

my action steps will be to focus on my

32:23

strengths and develop them and start to

32:24

identify when i give my power away

32:27

this is great because you're recognizing

32:29

that you might give your power away but

32:31

you're not giving your power away in

32:33

recognizing that you're

32:34

you're not saying i'm terrible i give

32:36

away my power

32:38

which would be giving away your power

32:40

yeah yeah

32:41

you're you're instead saying okay

32:44

everybody gives away their power some

32:45

which they do

32:47

now you can start to recognize it

32:50

and you can start to not do that so much

32:52

there is a big difference between being

32:53

a goodist and giving power away

32:56

yes yeah

32:58

that's where buddhism and power are not

33:00

at all mutually exclusive

33:03

oh good i'm glad i see this on your list

33:04

use your aggression as fuel

33:07

because you're such a nice person i want

33:08

to make sure that you have

33:10

that aggression as fuel in there

33:11

somewhere

33:13

i have a lot of anger with a family

33:15

member and that person's spouse and

33:16

children journaling about it has not

33:18

worked for me it is not it is not a

33:20

repressed emotion right because you know

33:22

it and writing about it is like

33:23

vicarious trauma and just puts me back

33:25

into trauma good i'm glad you're

33:27

recognizing that

33:28

it's not

33:30

if it's not doing anything for you and

33:31

it's just making you relive hell

33:35

you don't need to do that

33:36

but redirecting this anger into helping

33:38

others and supporting people like dan

33:41

and his work is a way i can use this

33:43

anger in a positive way and lessen the

33:44

negative impact on myself exactly

33:47

the toxic abusers i've had in my life

33:50

i take them with me in my mind

33:53

and i go to the toxic abusers in other

33:56

people's lives and i s not to those

33:58

people specifically but to the people

33:59

who are being abused and i say hey

34:02

that's not okay for you i don't want

34:04

that for you

34:07

and i fight for them

34:08

you know i i i i

34:11

i said i i put out that that um

34:13

podcast on

34:15

narcissists and how to get away from

34:17

them

34:18

that was me channeling my aggression

34:20

yeah

34:21

yeah i was thinking of certain people

34:24

you know but not just my people

34:26

all of your people yeah everybody's

34:29

people

34:30

because we've all experienced it and

34:31

it's not fair

34:32

well one of my big fears was that i have

34:36

so much anger that i think

34:38

what am i going to do with it am i going

34:39

to live with this for the rest of my

34:41

life so this is kind of like your

34:43

your doubt suggestion on rumination um

34:47

right

34:48

i've got some way of dealing with the

34:51

anger that

34:52

i i don't have to go and pound on

34:54

somebody or yell at them or whatever

34:57

that i can

34:58

use that energy and um just

35:01

uh channel it in a positive way and

35:04

um

35:06

just get that energy moving and you

35:08

don't have to compromise who you are

35:10

it's just

35:12

you're right this is exactly like

35:14

recognizing that rumination is a

35:16

diminishment of power

35:19

anger is generally seen as oh my god

35:21

it'll just do bad things there's nothing

35:23

good to do with it

35:24

to recognize there is something good to

35:26

do with it

35:28

that's important for people like me and

35:30

you yeah because who wants to go around

35:32

feeling angry all the time it's just fun

35:35

yeah

35:36

and and certain and also we

35:38

people who are good as they do the last

35:40

thing they want to do is

35:42

hurt people who don't deserve it

35:45

yeah exactly yeah and when i say people

35:48

who don't deserve it i don't mean that

35:49

lots of people deserve it there are some

35:51

people who deserve a good you know

35:53

boundary let's say

35:55

yeah

35:56

but

35:57

i love to use

35:59

aggression to get for the right things

36:03

okay recognize your own agency

36:05

as you put it i am not helpless i can do

36:08

this and i can do this in my own time

36:11

there's a lot of gifts in there

36:13

to the self

36:15

you know there's a lot of good self-care

36:18

okay get attention off the symptoms i'm

36:19

working hard at getting out and doing

36:21

things in spite of symptoms and

36:22

gradually becoming physically more

36:24

active good this is all

36:26

there's a couple of action steps in here

36:28

there's resume normal physical activity

36:30

there's maybe

36:32

this might be in there think emotionally

36:33

not physically

36:35

that can help you do that

36:37

but

36:38

getting attention off of symptoms is all

36:39

about the power column

36:41

it's just go be powerful

36:43

go do your thing

36:45

you know instead of worrying can i

36:47

garden go garden

36:49

yeah exactly and enjoy it yeah

36:52

all right we have two others and then

36:54

we're going to start to talk about the

36:55

plan okay because you already have it

36:57

mostly down but i just want to see where

36:59

we're at

37:00

dealing with the isolation of tms or

37:02

mind-body issues

37:04

as you put it very few people in my life

37:06

truly understand how much i have

37:08

struggled and suffered

37:10

but i am pretty good at recognizing

37:11

suffering in others and i will use my

37:13

strengths to help other others through

37:15

their own journey it really helps me

37:17

heal for my own emotional pain

37:19

helping others great so you found a way

37:22

to channel this

37:23

yeah now meanwhile not only did you find

37:25

a way to channel it but actually

37:27

you're less isolated

37:29

yeah

37:30

yeah you know you've you've got your

37:32

community it's it's our community

37:34

yeah which is another reason i built

37:37

this

37:38

it's a community for everyone else but

37:39

it's also a community for me

37:41

yeah

37:42

yeah

37:43

and it sounds like you're doing much the

37:45

same thing you know you're

37:47

you're using your strengths and helping

37:49

other people and that's probably helping

37:50

you a lot too

37:52

it absolutely is and it's

37:54

it's affirming my view of the world also

37:56

you know i wanted to know there is some

37:58

world where there's a lot of goodness

38:02

where there's people like me who really

38:05

do want the best for other people i'm

38:06

not trying to say i'm so great um

38:09

no and it doesn't

38:11

really good

38:13

yeah but there's lots of people who are

38:15

really good so i'm not distinguishing

38:16

myself from them

38:18

however

38:20

there's lots of people who are not so

38:21

good

38:23

and i think it's best that we find the

38:25

people who really value each other and

38:27

who support each other i'm gonna do a

38:29

podcast on this idea that

38:32

in comedy there's a rule that uh the

38:34

first rule of improv is always say yes

38:38

well that's also true of emotional

38:41

openness of vulnerability

38:43

always say yes

38:45

if somebody's brave enough to open up

38:47

like you're being here

38:49

i'm not going to say no to that

38:51

yeah never never yeah

38:54

yeah and we help that way we're the ones

38:56

who are saying yes to that and that

38:57

means we're valuing it

38:59

so i'm glad to have you here with me now

39:01

oh this is i didn't expect to see this

39:03

on your list i'm glad

39:04

success is revenge

39:06

i love this

39:08

uh you said i love this this just feels

39:10

so much better than negativity and

39:12

ruminating

39:13

as things come up i just remember this

39:14

line and i find it really shifts my

39:16

attitude

39:18

that's great can you talk about it a

39:19

little bit what you're thinking with it

39:21

well um back to the

39:23

the rumination and the anger

39:26

um i do i do feel like i want revenge

39:31

and and all of a sudden there it is you

39:32

know success and i do love it it's just

39:35

like this is so simple and it fits in

39:38

who i am as a person

39:39

it still fits on me being good and kind

39:43

and

39:44

being um

39:45

helpful to other people and being

39:47

successful and

39:49

that feels like revenge and i love it

39:52

yeah and it's interesting because you

39:53

know there's certain words that you

39:55

wouldn't associate with goodism

39:58

power

39:59

aggression

40:00

revenge yeah exactly that doesn't

40:03

initially sound like oh yeah this is a

40:05

really good person but

40:07

yeah if it's channeled the right way

40:09

yeah if it's done for the right reasons

40:12

it's good

40:14

and and you know i i do

40:16

i feel really good about the fact that

40:18

you are

40:19

getting

40:21

uh revenge as success

40:24

because you you deserve it you've been a

40:26

good person your whole life

40:28

you haven't gotten everything you needed

40:30

but now you are starting to

40:32

yeah and it doesn't matter to me um what

40:35

the people that i need the revenge

40:38

towards think right at this point it's

40:42

um

40:43

what they can think what they want but

40:46

my success will be my revenge and

40:49

wherever they are is fine yeah i think

40:52

you'll appreciate this but i um

40:54

the people i wanted revenge against

40:57

just like you're saying their opinions

40:59

don't matter

41:00

your opinion matters to me yeah much

41:03

more than theirs because your your

41:05

opinion's worth it

41:08

there isn't they haven't even really

41:09

begun to engage in the things that they

41:11

need to in life yeah

41:13

yeah

41:14

it helps me um

41:16

have a little more compassion for them

41:18

as well and

41:20

i think that's um

41:23

steps towards forgiveness whatever

41:25

forgiveness means to people

41:27

it doesn't let them off the hook but

41:30

right it lets me

41:33

help see where they are in life and and

41:35

what makes them tick and and then

41:37

they're on their own it's i'm not going

41:39

to try and

41:41

help them or fix them or whatever i

41:43

think that's such an important point

41:44

actually let me let me just highlight

41:46

that the idea of forgiveness is not

41:49

they're off the hook and now i will go

41:52

back to helping them

41:54

the idea of forgiveness is really about

41:57

letting yourself not have to

42:00

be eaten up by that and saying

42:03

they can be who they want to be they get

42:04

to make their choices in life i don't

42:06

have to worry about it

42:09

and

42:10

they'll do what they do

42:12

yeah yeah exactly and now you're free to

42:15

be on your journey

42:16

yeah

42:17

okay so speaking of that

42:19

we've covered

42:21

the three columns we've covered the

42:22

action steps i wondered if you could

42:24

just

42:26

kind of sum up a little bit

42:27

where you're at with things if you have

42:30

some lingering questions anything like

42:33

that

42:34

because

42:35

what i want to know is that you

42:38

feel like you've got a plan

42:40

that

42:40

the columns make sense to you and i just

42:42

want to lay out how i think about it

42:45

the emotions column is not going to

42:47

change that much

42:48

it's your themes are your themes yeah

42:51

they're the things that lead to the

42:52

onsets and upticks and symptoms

42:55

the doubt column is going to continue to

42:56

shrink and shrink and shrink and shrink

43:00

sometimes an old question will pop up or

43:03

a new question will pop up and so we

43:05

never stop working in the doubt column

43:09

but

43:10

it shrinks you know and i've seen it

43:12

shrink even in the time i've been

43:14

working with you

43:16

yeah

43:17

and that's

43:18

one of the reasons you're you're getting

43:19

a lot of success

43:21

with the power column i think the goal

43:23

is to become more and more aligned with

43:25

your core narrative

43:27

accept the fullness of your trauma what

43:29

you're doing now

43:32

and live as you want to in a way that

43:35

enacts who you are

43:37

and all your strengths

43:40

that's how i would sum up how this goes

43:42

and then you choose your action steps to

43:43

do that do you feel like you have that

43:45

plan

43:47

largely in place

43:49

and

43:51

whether it's yes or no

43:53

let's think about where you will need to

43:55

go from here

43:57

um i do feel like i do i'm not symptom

44:00

free

44:01

um

44:02

but i'm okay with that i i see it as a

44:04

work in progress and i i think it's

44:06

going to be

44:08

a day-to-day moment by moment tweaking

44:12

um at the same time not just focusing on

44:15

symptoms getting out and

44:17

living my life

44:19

um

44:20

i know where to find you if i have

44:21

questions i i don't at this point but

44:24

i'm sure i will

44:26

and i'm sure stuff will come up again

44:28

but i feel

44:29

empowered i i do feel empowered i feel

44:31

like i i have a plan and

44:34

um

44:35

your as you call it your scaffolding you

44:38

that your framework that you've laid out

44:40

really resonates for me

44:43

you know something that i can use and

44:44

plug in and

44:46

and i think

44:47

um

44:48

just looking back on the sessions you

44:50

did with barb and daniel and myself

44:52

they're all different

44:54

and so hopefully other people will see

44:56

that too and see the

44:58

the differences and think okay i could

45:00

do this too

45:02

um yeah it's a good point because it

45:04

really is true that i provide a

45:06

scaffolding yeah the the columns are a

45:09

scaffolding yeah but we see how each

45:12

person folds into that differently yeah

45:15

yeah

45:16

we're all going to be unique and

45:18

different

45:19

so i'm sure and i probably

45:22

will

45:22

um ask you questions as we go along but

45:26

i feel like i have enough information

45:28

that i feel pretty pumped about it

45:30

actually and

45:31

um

45:32

the fact that i'm not symptom-free and i

45:35

i don't feel like a million bucks and

45:37

feel like running a marathon this

45:38

afternoon that's okay because i know i'm

45:40

gonna get there and i've had some big

45:42

shifts

45:44

so i i know it's gonna happen

45:46

yeah i mean i also wanted to highlight

45:48

diane and i'm sure this is not

45:49

surprising to you

45:50

most people by the end of four sessions

45:53

aren't symptom-free it does happen um

45:55

but but usually they're not people who

45:58

the people who get symptom-free in four

46:00

sessions

46:01

they usually weren't as

46:03

um

46:04

deeply

46:05

uh

46:06

immersed

46:08

in the mind-body experience they may

46:09

have had like an acute symptom

46:12

i told them what they needed to know and

46:14

it's like a book here boom yeah they're

46:16

done

46:17

yeah most people

46:19

make a lot of progress during the the

46:21

four sessions

46:23

but it is it's a lifelong journey you

46:25

know yeah

46:26

i continue to become stronger and

46:28

stronger in these areas

46:31

in all kinds of ways in fact you and i i

46:33

think just recently had um well actually

46:35

you made a comment on one of the

46:38

podcasts and i need to get back to you

46:39

on it was about antidepressants and

46:42

withdrawal

46:43

and you made a comment about chemo

46:46

and how

46:47

some i think was a friend of yours who

46:48

was able to control the nausea of chemo

46:52

through mind-body methods and

46:54

that's not to say there is no actual

46:57

nausea from it's not saying one it's all

46:59

one or the other but

47:00

you made a comment that i thought was

47:02

very wise which is why not try to

47:04

utilize this

47:05

yeah

47:06

it was actually it wasn't a friend it

47:08

was a patient a little 10 year old girl

47:10

who was incredible wow she earned me an

47:13

a plus in a psychology course when i

47:15

went back to university because i i used

47:17

her as an example for a lot of things

47:19

but

47:20

um

47:21

it is the kind of thing that

47:23

you can choose to take that route and

47:25

even if there is a another physiological

47:28

reason underneath it there's probably a

47:30

huge mind-body component to it

47:33

and she just made up her mind that she

47:36

was not going to have symptoms and she

47:39

she recognized that

47:41

well before the chemo a day or two

47:42

before she'd start feeling unwell and

47:44

you know she'd be almost vomiting as she

47:46

came in the door

47:48

and she just

47:49

thought i'm not doing this anymore i'm

47:51

going to do it in a different way

47:53

and you know she survived her cancer and

47:55

she was incredibly strong

47:58

so that was a very long time ago but she

48:00

taught me a lot

48:01

yeah the things we learned from other

48:03

other people and especially those kids

48:04

there yeah yeah and i say this to my own

48:07

kids

48:08

kids know a lot

48:10

a lot of times we've

48:12

kind of unlearned things that we should

48:14

have held on to from childhood there's a

48:16

lot of wisdom in childhood because they

48:18

haven't learned the things that we have

48:21

confused ourselves about

48:23

so i listen to my kids a lot um there

48:25

are things that they don't know about

48:26

you know i wouldn't like trust them with

48:29

how to build a car

48:31

yeah but

48:32

i think we can learn a lot from from

48:34

other people and from kids and

48:37

i was just thinking about that the power

48:40

of the mind and how far it goes

48:42

we're all still learning about same

48:44

thing with me

48:45

you know when i did my video on the

48:47

covet vaccine and was that side effects

48:50

or not i still don't know the answer to

48:51

it

48:52

but i do know that it was very helpful

48:54

and empowering to me to say maybe there

48:56

are things i can do about it and i'm

48:57

going to try yeah

49:00

you know as long as we're not countering

49:01

um major medical issues with that and

49:04

ignoring doctors about that

49:06

then it's time where we can do it

49:09

and the mind-body experience goes very

49:10

far yeah i think it does too yeah

49:14

and the more you believe that

49:17

the better you're gonna get yeah so i

49:19

think you're on a really good path

49:21

diane is there anything else that you

49:22

wanted to say about any of this

49:25

um or hear from me about before we wrap

49:27

up for today no it's been a tremendous

49:29

opportunity and

49:31

um again thank you for your wisdom and

49:33

your compassion and your guidance

49:36

um it's been great and

49:39

i'll be a member of this community

49:41

probably as long as i'm around and you

49:44

know however i can

49:45

help other people and ask questions

49:47

because i'm sure i'll have stuff that

49:49

will come up as well

49:51

well you you've been a great you've been

49:53

a very valuable part of the community

49:55

already and i know that will

49:56

continue and as i always say on here

50:00

with these sessions

50:02

there's a great bravery and a great

50:04

generosity in coming on here but i also

50:06

just

50:07

one thing i love about

50:08

um

50:10

being powerful and about my own setup

50:14

is that i value the moments

50:16

yeah

50:17

and

50:18

i want to say i i value these moments

50:20

i've had with you

50:21

i really i treasure them likewise yeah

50:25

yeah so

50:26

and it's going to be you know helping

50:28

one person at a time as i see more and

50:31

more people coming on and

50:34

you know some of the other forms um

50:36

fibromyalgia and that kind of thing will

50:39

foray into them and i don't ever try and

50:42

tell someone else how to do it but i'll

50:43

just let them know what my successes

50:46

have been and how i've dealt with it

50:48

and every once in a while somebody will

50:50

go oh can you tell me a little bit more

50:52

about that and so i'll just keep doing

50:55

that and also with friends and my

50:57

husband's noticed a huge change in me as

51:00

well so i'm just going to finish up on

51:02

this last thing because it's really

51:03

important every single one of you out

51:04

there can make a huge difference

51:07

each one of you can save many many lives

51:09

or help people save their own lives

51:12

and and you know

51:13

just these one maybe one piece of one

51:16

nugget of wisdom or or two

51:18

makes a huge difference so keep keep up

51:20

the comments and keep up the good work

51:22

diana i appreciate having you by my side

51:25

in this

51:26

good thank you dan and i hope as people

51:28

are listening they realize that for me

51:31

it's been many many years of pain so

51:33

those people who think i can't do it

51:35

because it's been too long

51:37

it has been for me too and i am doing it

51:40

so yeah

51:41

thank you for saying that diane that's

51:42

very important and it's a it's a great

51:44

reminder also that every time i do this

51:46

with somebody

51:48

there's all kinds of messages people

51:49

need to hear and that was one of them so

51:50

i'm really glad you got that in there

51:52

yeah

51:53

thank you for everything diane it's been

51:55

a pleasure and we will keep in touch we

51:57

will okay thank you dan and thank you

51:59

greg

52:00

okay take care

52:02

bye what a pleasure to have worked with

52:05

diane in general you can see what a

52:06

pleasure she is just as a person that

52:09

she's dripping with goodism and i mean

52:10

that is a as high praise

52:12

but i loved getting to see

52:15

in her action steps that she's not

52:17

shying away from certain things that

52:19

a goodist might shy away from

52:22

things like aggression being something

52:24

you can use

52:26

adaptively

52:28

or to feel that you can

52:31

put up boundaries that maybe other

52:33

people wouldn't like

52:35

so

52:36

lots of things in there

52:37

actually revenge as success was

52:39

something i really didn't expect to see

52:41

diane say

52:42

and yet i could see that she really got

52:44

the point underneath she is fiercely in

52:47

her own corner she's ready

52:49

to

52:50

put herself

52:52

in the mix of people who are deeply

52:54

valuable in her life it's a real real

52:56

honor to be part of and i'm so glad

52:58

she's well on her way she's getting

53:00

symptom relief already and i look

53:01

forward to hearing more about how it

53:02

goes if you haven't already click

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