EPISODE · Nov 10, 2021 · 34 MIN
Ep 33: "I'm stuck!" - or are you...?
from The Uncover YOU podcast · host Eva Beronius
Send us Fan MailA common thought while doing self-awareness work, or in other places in life, is “I’m stuck”. It’s a pretty vague metaphor that can mean many different things. Still, our mind tends to take it as a truth and gets busy with figuring out why we are stuck and what we need to do to get out of there.What would happen if we instead found out WHO it is feeling stuck? And allowing the emotions and sensations to be felt? I’ll give you a clue: these parts would feel safe to let go of their story and “you” would feel a lot freer.In this episode of the Uncover YOU podcast, I give you three likely (but more sneaky) reasons why a voice is saying "I am stuck" and how you can offer it real help.You find show notes and the FREE meditation in this post on my website.Enjoying the Uncover YOU podcast? Your one-sentence review would be most helpful! Leave a review on Apple podcasts here. Now enrolling for the fall:My yearlong mentorship into secure relating and leading from love:The Embodied Relationship Academy (ERA)2 days in person Sep 30-Oct 1 included!Next coaching training cohort starts in October.Read more about the Nagual: mystery school and coach certificationRegistration open for 2027 power journey:Mexico February
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Send us Fan Mail A common thought while doing self-awareness work, or in other places in life, is “I’m stuck”. It’s a pretty vague metaphor that can mean many different things. Still, our mind tends to take it as a truth and gets busy with figuring out why we are stuck and what we need to do to get out of there. What would happen if we instead found out WHO it is feeling stuck? And allowing the emotions and sensations to be felt? I’ll give you a clue: these parts would feel safe to let go of ...
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