People Are NOT Attached to Their Pain! -...

So much of our effort in our social life is spent trying to get people to change. Despite all of our effort, we often find ourselves powerless to getting them to change. Why is this? Because a person will not change unless they want to. And this, is one of the hardest things to a ... Show More

Never underestimate the power of self-questioning. In this video, Teal Swan is going to give you one of the best questions you can ever ask yourself, as well as explain to you why it is such an important question. 

What people are calling “Disorganized Attachment” is one of the most tormenting and painful things that a human being can experience. And very few experts actually understand it. So, let’s look at disorganized attachment from a different perspective and also explain what you can ... Show More

It’s part of the human condition, to feel the pain of sorrow, loss, embarrassment. But isn’t it kind of weird that an overwhelming emotion can cause you physical discomfort or even pain? Turns out that depends on how you think about the mind and the body.See omnystudio.com/listen ... Show More

We are raised to believe that pain is bad but what if I told you that within all of your pain is a message. The problem is that you might not be asking yourself "what is this pain trying to tell me?" Reveal the hidden patterns shaping your choices, habits, and success. Take my FR ... Show More

There's a fine line between real suffering versus just getting stuck in a cycle of feeling sorry for yourself. The chronic complainer's suffering is real, but is it self-inflicted? Do they really want to change? And do some people benefit from expressing their pain and suffering? ... Show More

Never underestimate the pain of a person, because in all honesty, everyone is struggling. Just some people are better at hiding it than others. 

Pain is subjective; it is whatever the person experiencing it says it is. But to effectively treat pain, it helps to quantify it, which is why medicine came up with pain scales. Learn all about them in this classic episode.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

Qu’est-ce qu’on dit quand on dit “j’ai mal” ? Exprimer sa douleur, que ce soit en s’adressant à un proche ou à un médecin, c'est faire confiance à l’autre pour vous écouter. Cela demande du courage : on peut avoir peur de demander de l'attention, de déranger. En français, l’expre ... Show More

In today’s episode we talk about mental health really is, and why mental health is sometimes confused with mental illness. We also talk about how mental wellness is key to being successful at personal development. Become a Rockstar Podcaster: don't forget to to sign up for a 7 da ... Show More

Unicorns and suicide have something in common: they're both based on fiction. We like to think of suicide as something that doesn't happen to real people, that it's a myth. But the truth is, suicide is all too real. Every day, people of all ages and backgrounds take their own liv ... Show More