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May 3, 2024 35 min

Creating vs. Creating Problems - Introduction to the Core Series

from If I were your coach Hosted by Breck Costin & Bryan Mitisek

The way into everything and the way out of everything is communication. And everything is a function of communication and relationship. Your anxiety will distort your communication and your relationships to various aspects of your life. As complex as we are, it is not easy to know when you are navigating or when you are pushing your own head underwater. The Core Series is an evolutionary process that gives you the anatomy of your character, so you know when you are creating verses creating problems. Breck's amalgamation of sources distilled down over 45 years of work. Core Confusions and Core Connections, two parts of the core series, are a way to be aware of the best and worst parts of ourselves. As 90% of transformation is awareness. The core series are portals to seeing the best and worst parts of ourselves in the light of day where we can make moves to find more liberation and creativity. Life is about having more understanding and more mobility. And if you are not on an evolutionary path, you might as well take your past, put it in front of you and call it the future. Connect more: Guide to navigating the best and worst parts of yourself: www.coreconfusions.com Consulting: www.breckcostin.com ; www.bryanmitisek.com

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