Conscious Relationship Coaching to Increase your inner Confidence withJess Hendrick: Episode 41
Unstoppable ConfidenceShow Notes
Key points of this episode: - Our relationships are a mirror of ourselves. - The subconscious will overwrite our actions. Our core beliefs will reflect back to us in every area. - Once you're aware of what is blocking you, you have the chance to modify your behavior. - We can take action and learn how to think differently in order to get different results. - "New level, new devil" - Laurie. There's always going to be a new challenge. We need to know how to expand ourselves in order to grow. - To start knowing your emotions, you need to identify those moments where the triggers appear: that's usually linked to a past trauma. -------------------- If you loved this episode, please share it 💜💜 Follow me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelaurenglick/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCycO2efDzL2yPETmDx99MRQ -------------------- Jess is professionally trained as a Conscious Relationship Coach and Occupational Therapist (with a focus on mental health). Her specialty is guiding her clients to release unhealthy patterns: dating the same person in a different body, recreating the same toxic dynamics, triggers & reactions, and attraction to unavailable people so they can FINALLY experience fulfillment and connection in their relationships. Jess works with anyone who is struggling in all types of relationships, including your relationship with YOURSELF, relationship with friends/family/coworkers/bosses etc.
Jess' life has been her case study and she has really been through it ALL when it comes to relationships. By working on herself she was able to change the course of her life and now she guides her clients to do the same. Jess intuitively guides her clients to uncover beliefs in the subconscious mind that are creating discord in their relationships. Working with Jess will give you the gift of awareness of your patterns so you can reclaim your power and finally shift your relationship dynamics by going within and shifting the way you show up. This is how we alchemize and heal our relationships from the inside out!
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