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"I am not what has happened to me,

I am what I choose to be."

-Carl G. Jung

"I am not what has happened to me,

I am what I choose to be."

-Carl G. Jung

You don't have to live in fear

Living in the fear of judgement by others is a miserable world to live in. We begin our lives with a child's mind, without judgement. We dance like it doesn't matter who's watching. We sing, play, run, and accept others because it we don't have the judgmental thoughts in our head.

Then as we age and move through our life, we slowly become conditioned by our experiences which compels us to store parts of our selves away which we decide are not acceptable if we want to be loved, accepted, and fit in.

Unfortunately, those parts don't just magically go away, disappear or become forgotten. Carl Jung found, through years of studying himself and his patients, that we push those unacceptable parts deep down into our unconscious. He called this place our "Shadow."

Eventually those parts become restless and want to resurface. We start to notice ourselves reacting to other people and the way they present themselves to the world. We have thoughts like "what is wrong with that person! Can't they see the way that they're acting is unacceptable!? Sometimes it can lead to our mind noticing the whole world feeling different, like everyone is crazy except us.

This is where a coach, like me, can help ease the negative chaos in our minds. We all will experience this, from time to time, but for some it can be debilitating. My job is to help you navigate what is true or false thinking. Help you see that there is a whole world outside of you which exists to work with you! Like the quote above by Carl G. Jung, "I am not what has happened to me, I am what I choose to be."

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