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Click here to watch on YouTube Have you ever wondered why some people become bitter when life sucks, while others somehow become better? I first began asking myself this question as a child watching my mother. My mum was dealt some incredibly difficult cards when it came to her health.

How many times are you going to fix the same b*****y problem? The chronic money stress is crippling you.  Your body acts up for the hundredth time.  The same argument trips you up, just when the sun comes out.  You finally get on top of everything; only to be hit by

Click here to watch on Rumble Click here to watch on YouTube The one person you cannot afford to abandon Have you noticed how easy it is to be kind, patient, and understanding towards everyone else, but how quickly you can turn against yourself? You forgive other people. You make

Over the years, I have noticed something fascinating about human beings. We often believe we have dozens of separate problems. A health problem over here. A relationship struggle over there. A money block somewhere else. A confidence issue. A fear. An anxiety. A pattern we cannot seem to break. And

At its core, the original mother wound is often described as: “I am not fully safe, accepted, or lovable as I am.” A child is completely dependent on their caregiver. They are wired to attach. They need connection for survival. So, when a child repeatedly experiences things like: Emotional unavailability

I see this trap constantly in mature, caring human beings. They become people pleasers with a spiritual excuse. Years of inner work made them compassionate and intuitive, so they use that awareness to understand everyone else. They give second chances and third and fourth, and it keeps going. They make