*1-1 Mentorship Information: Price & Structure (Maximum Capacity = 20 Clients Per Year)* It's an absolute pleasure to film these TH-cam videos, and I feel fortunate to receive an abundance of meaningful messages every week, but I am unfortunately faced with the disappointing reality of turning away the vast majority of people who want to work together. I have significantly limited availability and can only support twenty people per year because I do not offer one-off calls or drop-in consulting sessions. Twenty individuals might not sound like maximum capacity, but the last few years of teaching have taught me the importance of maintaining tight energetic boundaries if I want to keep uploading these free videos in addition to serving my current clients to the best of my ability in 2024. To minimise confusion and enhance transparency, I've spent several hours writing this ridiculously long comment to help you decide if my Inner Work Mentorship is the right choice for your development & what you could reasonably expect from working closely together. Please take the time to read this service description before contacting me on Instagram… or feel free to stop reading right now if you’re not interested in my fees, session structure, client expectations, etc. ... *READ BEFORE SCROLLING FURTHER:* I'm interested in long-term change and structural transformation, which is why I've never offered one-off sessions. Complex issues cannot be resolved in a few hours, but we likewise need to define an upper limit for containment and collaboration. I've learned that deep and enduring self-integration requires at least four months of immersive effort. Why four months? It's enough weekly contact for us to work through multiple complex issues and developmental possibilities, but short enough to mitigate against unconscious co-dependency and motivational stagnation. I'm currently accepting a maximum of two new clients per month - message me after reading the following section to check my availability. ... *HOW I WORK & WHO I WORK WITH* Unlike other coaches and teachers who take an understandably more relaxed approach to healing and integration, my mentorships are characteristically intense. This is a highly-demanding, high-investment process which requires our consistent combined effort over a period of four months. If we were to start working together, I would reasonably expect you to be excited to show up for a minimum of 10+ hours of self-motivated transformative practice per week (daily reading, fitness routine, creative exercises, spiritual reflection, etc.) while also maintaining full-sobriety (no drink, no drugs, no cigarettes, no vapes). These strict standards of discipline and sobriety are plainly unsuitable for most people in most situations - even genuinely motivated individuals who resonate with my TH-cam videos may not be the right match for four months of structured mentorship. If you want to get deeper, I've noticed that there's a certain type of ‘temperament' & 'timing’ to get the most out of me. I'm interested in alert, creative and purpose-driven individuals who aspire to exceptional standards of self-maturation and would enjoy the feeling of going through week-on-week of progressively stacked transformative experiences for a third of a year: my ideal client is somebody who is willing to bring forward their internal complexity with a sense of courage and transparency with the intention of nothing less than full-spectrum transformation & rapid acceleration on their personal path. I am yet to discover another supportive figure who offers something comparable to this mentorship: a four-month, structured yet flexible 1-1 container which is simultaneously therapeutic, academic and action-oriented; with primary focus placed on tangible improvements in your felt sense of self-knowledge and self-integration; in addition to making consistent and meaningful progress towards your unique goals and mentorship aspirations. I prioritise contact, compassion and accountability, which means that your work never really 'ends' at the end of your session. You can reasonably expect to be fed dozens of customised reading suggestions and follow-on perspectives outside of the formal sessions via friendly and informal messenger contact, where I am active and available four days per week to cultivate an intimate personal connection while likewise enhancing your positive momentum via accountability check-ins and additional support as required. By way of conclusion for what feels like an extraordinarily long comment and service description, I feel compelled to once more emphasise that working directly with me is unrealistic for most people in most situations. I often support people who are accustomed to wrestling with the emotional challenges associated with working through complex wounds in previous therapeutic relationships before we begin our coaching work together. Even individuals without 'hard trauma' can expect moments of pressurised darkness and heaviness during periods of shadow contact as you begin to restructure your personal unconscious. We will be exploring your psyche and soma at scale and depth, and it will be your responsibility to keep me informed about the emotional texture of your internal reality, especially if you encounter negatively charged experiences, and I will of course do everything in my power to support you through the hard times as we integrate the darkness and move forwards together. TH-cam is a wonderful place for me to share free research resources and offer accessible inner work invitations; my private mentorships, however, are the place for collaborative partnership and emotional security as we identify, navigate and restructure oftentimes confronting and challenging conscious and unconscious physical, emotional and mental material. Ultimately, this is a highly-demanding but highly-rewarding process which requires the best of our shared intentions. ... *SESSION STRUCTURE & FEES:* The total fee for an Inner Work Mentorship (including 12 x 2 hr sessions) is £7,400 GBP or approximately $9,400 USD. This is my only coaching programme, and my mentorship pricing is liable to adjustment over time.
Each private session lasts two hours, and is facilitated via Telegram video call at an ideal time for both of us. Your mentorship extends over a linear four-month period, with a total of twenty-four hours of structured session time, in addition to four days per week of unlimited messenger availability for accountability updates, voice note exchanges and informal calls upon occasion. I do not work on Mondays, Tuesdays or Wednesdays, but I am fully-available across all timezones for regular calls and messenger contact on Thursday - Sunday. If you’ve scrolled this far, and resonate with what I’m offering, I invite you to message me on Instagram. It would be my pleasure to start exploring your goals and intentions in real-time. IMPORTANT: I am an intentionally independent coach, and not a licensed therapist or associated with any professional bodies or coaching institutions, and therefore enjoy the freedom to collaborate with my clients across all areas of life in an intimate, direct and highly involved coaching style. I work with no more than twenty people per year, and am currently accepting a maximum of two new clients per month. I also manage my own inbox and do not use automated systems or employ people to pretend to be me on Instagram, which means that it usually takes four to six weeks for me to respond to new messages and begin the interview process. Although my approach takes time, I hope you ultimately appreciate my personal emphasis on authentic and confidential communication from the very beginning of our relationship. I once again encourage you to message me immediately if you want to start working together within the next two months - bump yourself to the top of my inbox, and I’ll send you some voice notes to get our conversation started.
“Where your fear is, there is your task”. CG Jung - Well, in this case, where my illusions are challenged by hard truths. Thank you, Jordan! As always, you’re the voice of reason. 👍
hey Mr Jordon. I felt really thankful for your content. Literally all videos felt very authentic. i felt a great sense of bot been misleaded from truth
I noticed I have a savior complex when it comes to romantic relationships. The worst part about it is that I put all of my energy into raising my partner up and less on myself and they end up leaving once they have been lifted to a certain point. My family notices this and brings it up but oddly enough my partner never acknowledges it in the end of the relationship, only in the beginning do they tell me their friends and family tell them since we started dating they have changed in a positive way. Sometimes I wonder if they even realize what happened at the end or if they think that I am holding them back once they are better.
I go from feeling cursed to feeling like i have everyone esles answers. I literally do think i understand the world better than alot of people. I would say though that i dont consider people as losers or at least not when im in a saviour complex mode of thinking. I have to see myself in a person to be able to help them or to do outrageous things for others. Thats what brings out my saviour because its like im saving myself as im trying to save them or literally saving them who knows. I shift from helper to apathetic from burn out from trying to essentially walk on eggshells assuming others are just as sensitive as me when in reality most people are not that sensitive.
This one hit home. Also a profoundly powerful synchronicity as I just did a Shadow Work exercise akin to 'show me what I don't want to see'. This video spawned itself *instantly.* Recognized strong shame around the saviour/victim complexes. Almost felt an urge to trauma dump in the comments; sat with it instead. The only victim complex video I see is a year ago and doesn't seem to be structured the same way. The video linked in this one is, for me at least, a livestream Q&A. What's the name of the victim complex video? Thanks. 🙏
Actually...it's because I identify with people who life hasn't been kind to. Life wasn't kind to me when I was a kid. Sure a lot of people had it much worse. But it still wasn't kind and certainly not fair. I have always tried to help people who are in a bad spot out. I have only recently been able to see that almost everyone past a certain age is absolutely responsible for their own situation. You just can't help the vast majority people. As much as you may want to, most people are idiots and you will simply enable them to continue to be idiots with you paying for their bad decisions. I have helped very few people in life without regretting it.
@@jordanthorntonTo be honest. My issues with always trying to help people is a mixed bag. I can see some of what you are talking about in my own life, but a lot of it I don't. I have recently started to try to really work on myself. I just wanted to say thank you for your videos. They have given me a good starting point.
That sound alot more narcissistic than Saviour. People are "idiots"? So you only help people if it benefits you in some way? How's that trying to be a hero. Thats more of a villian complex. Thinking your the saviour but deciding who's worthy of your compassion (fake compassion*)
@DanielMadeNew You can't help people who won't help themselves. That is just a fact. I have genuine compassion for most people. I have always been ready to believe someone sob story because life is hard on people for no fkn reason. I try to help people because life wasn't great for me when I was younger. If I had had someone in my life to help me, my younger years would have been a little better. I am not trying to be seen as a hero. Unfortunately, it usually ends up being me "saving" them over and over again from the consequences of their own actions. Until I eventually have to ask myself why I am even trying to help them. Most of the people turn out to be black holes of helping. It doesn't matter what you do for them. They are still going to destroy their own lives. This is why they are idiots. I have a tendency to "help" people for YEARS on end. To the point I regret even trying. If you think coming to the realization that you just can't help them because no matter what you do, they ALMOST ALWAYS screw it up, is narcissistic, then be ready to become their enabler. Because that is where it leads. Actually helping someone and being their enabler looks the same from your end. The difference is in what they do when helped. Do they continue to make the same mistakes and need your help to avoid the consequences of those mistakes over and over again? If the answer is yes, you are an enabler. You end up harming them more than helping them, and in the process, you will end up hurting yourself. I have been able to help a few people. I don't get anything from helping them other than knowing I helped someone. However, from now on, I am going to judge whether or not they are worthy of my continued help by their actions and not their sob story. All users have a sob story. That's not being narcissistic. It's just the reality of it. As a matter of fact I just found out last weekend that 2 people I tried to help for on and off for far longer than I should have were arrested because they were living in a tent doing meth. The reason I found out is because one of their children messaged looking for her younger sisters' urn because it wasn't in her mother's and her mother's baby's daddy meth tent. Her mother left her little sisters urn at another meth monkeys house. Like I said, black holes of helping. Their lives were not that bad when I was in the picture trying to keep them straight, but it was ALWAYS a struggle just to try to keep them out of trouble. Once my wife and I moved, they predictably destroyed their own lives. Being non-judgemental will have you trying to help people who can't be helped.
@DanielMadeNew Trying to be non-judgemental will have you helping people who will take advantage of you. It will have you enabling people to make the same mistakes in their lives over and over again. You end up repeatedly "saving them" from the consequences of their own actions. That's why they are idiots, because nothing you do will ever be enough. It isn't narcissistic to say most people can't be helped because they won't help themselves. That is just reality. Who is and who isn't worthy to be helped boils down to what they do after you help them. Helping and enabling look similar from the perspective of the person trying to help. If the person receiving the help keeps getting themselves into the same types of situations afterwards. You are enabling them. I have actually helped a several people in my life. I am not looking for praise. I don't get anything from it other than knowing I helped them. However, most people don't actually want help. They want an enabler. Everyone has a sob story. Some of them are genuine runs of bad luck. However, most of the time, they brought their misfortune on themselves and aren't willing to change anything to stop it from happening again. It doesn't matter whether or not you believe they are worthy of your help. The end results will often be the same. With the exception that you could have saved yourself time and effort and maybe have helped someone else and it actually have made a difference. That is assuming you pay more attention to their actions than their sob story after you help them the first time.
Lots of profound thoughts I don't know if I'm willing to share online. This video allowed me to appreciate my journey so far, and to be grateful for it. all of it. Facing The Dragon looks fascinating.👀 I find that I gravitate towards learning more and more about cults and spiritual grandiosity. Learning about these topics feels so immersive to me it provides me with much needed dose of escapism. I wonder why that is. Yay to conscious saviors 💪🐻
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*1-1 Mentorship Information: Price & Structure (Maximum Capacity = 20 Clients Per Year)*
It's an absolute pleasure to film these TH-cam videos, and I feel fortunate to receive an abundance of meaningful messages every week, but I am unfortunately faced with the disappointing reality of turning away the vast majority of people who want to work together.
I have significantly limited availability and can only support twenty people per year because I do not offer one-off calls or drop-in consulting sessions.
Twenty individuals might not sound like maximum capacity, but the last few years of teaching have taught me the importance of maintaining tight energetic boundaries if I want to keep uploading these free videos in addition to serving my current clients to the best of my ability in 2024.
To minimise confusion and enhance transparency, I've spent several hours writing this ridiculously long comment to help you decide if my Inner Work Mentorship is the right choice for your development & what you could reasonably expect from working closely together.
Please take the time to read this service description before contacting me on Instagram… or feel free to stop reading right now if you’re not interested in my fees, session structure, client expectations, etc.
...
*READ BEFORE SCROLLING FURTHER:*
I'm interested in long-term change and structural transformation, which is why I've never offered one-off sessions.
Complex issues cannot be resolved in a few hours, but we likewise need to define an upper limit for containment and collaboration.
I've learned that deep and enduring self-integration requires at least four months of immersive effort. Why four months? It's enough weekly contact for us to work through multiple complex issues and developmental possibilities, but short enough to mitigate against unconscious co-dependency and motivational stagnation.
I'm currently accepting a maximum of two new clients per month - message me after reading the following section to check my availability.
...
*HOW I WORK & WHO I WORK WITH*
Unlike other coaches and teachers who take an understandably more relaxed approach to healing and integration, my mentorships are characteristically intense.
This is a highly-demanding, high-investment process which requires our consistent combined effort over a period of four months.
If we were to start working together, I would reasonably expect you to be excited to show up for a minimum of 10+ hours of self-motivated transformative practice per week (daily reading, fitness routine, creative exercises, spiritual reflection, etc.) while also maintaining full-sobriety (no drink, no drugs, no cigarettes, no vapes).
These strict standards of discipline and sobriety are plainly unsuitable for most people in most situations - even genuinely motivated individuals who resonate with my TH-cam videos may not be the right match for four months of structured mentorship.
If you want to get deeper, I've noticed that there's a certain type of ‘temperament' & 'timing’ to get the most out of me.
I'm interested in alert, creative and purpose-driven individuals who aspire to exceptional standards of self-maturation and would enjoy the feeling of going through week-on-week of progressively stacked transformative experiences for a third of a year: my ideal client is somebody who is willing to bring forward their internal complexity with a sense of courage and transparency with the intention of nothing less than full-spectrum transformation & rapid acceleration on their personal path.
I am yet to discover another supportive figure who offers something comparable to this mentorship: a four-month, structured yet flexible 1-1 container which is simultaneously therapeutic, academic and action-oriented; with primary focus placed on tangible improvements in your felt sense of self-knowledge and self-integration; in addition to making consistent and meaningful progress towards your unique goals and mentorship aspirations.
I prioritise contact, compassion and accountability, which means that your work never really 'ends' at the end of your session. You can reasonably expect to be fed dozens of customised reading suggestions and follow-on perspectives outside of the formal sessions via friendly and informal messenger contact, where I am active and available four days per week to cultivate an intimate personal connection while likewise enhancing your positive momentum via accountability check-ins and additional support as required.
By way of conclusion for what feels like an extraordinarily long comment and service description, I feel compelled to once more emphasise that working directly with me is unrealistic for most people in most situations.
I often support people who are accustomed to wrestling with the emotional challenges associated with working through complex wounds in previous therapeutic relationships before we begin our coaching work together. Even individuals without 'hard trauma' can expect moments of pressurised darkness and heaviness during periods of shadow contact as you begin to restructure your personal unconscious. We will be exploring your psyche and soma at scale and depth, and it will be your responsibility to keep me informed about the emotional texture of your internal reality, especially if you encounter negatively charged experiences, and I will of course do everything in my power to support you through the hard times as we integrate the darkness and move forwards together.
TH-cam is a wonderful place for me to share free research resources and offer accessible inner work invitations; my private mentorships, however, are the place for collaborative partnership and emotional security as we identify, navigate and restructure oftentimes confronting and challenging conscious and unconscious physical, emotional and mental material.
Ultimately, this is a highly-demanding but highly-rewarding process which requires the best of our shared intentions.
...
*SESSION STRUCTURE & FEES:*
The total fee for an Inner Work Mentorship (including 12 x 2 hr sessions) is £7,400 GBP or approximately $9,400 USD. This is my only coaching programme, and my mentorship pricing is liable to adjustment over time.
Each private session lasts two hours, and is facilitated via Telegram video call at an ideal time for both of us. Your mentorship extends over a linear four-month period, with a total of twenty-four hours of structured session time, in addition to four days per week of unlimited messenger availability for accountability updates, voice note exchanges and informal calls upon occasion. I do not work on Mondays, Tuesdays or Wednesdays, but I am fully-available across all timezones for regular calls and messenger contact on Thursday - Sunday.
If you’ve scrolled this far, and resonate with what I’m offering, I invite you to message me on Instagram. It would be my pleasure to start exploring your goals and intentions in real-time.
IMPORTANT: I am an intentionally independent coach, and not a licensed therapist or associated with any professional bodies or coaching institutions, and therefore enjoy the freedom to collaborate with my clients across all areas of life in an intimate, direct and highly involved coaching style. I work with no more than twenty people per year, and am currently accepting a maximum of two new clients per month. I also manage my own inbox and do not use automated systems or employ people to pretend to be me on Instagram, which means that it usually takes four to six weeks for me to respond to new messages and begin the interview process. Although my approach takes time, I hope you ultimately appreciate my personal emphasis on authentic and confidential communication from the very beginning of our relationship. I once again encourage you to message me immediately if you want to start working together within the next two months - bump yourself to the top of my inbox, and I’ll send you some voice notes to get our conversation started.
Really divine timing and eerie synchronicity with this talk.
Seems profoundly magical and mystical, and looks like I am on the right Path.
Here for those spooky syncs - enjoy the books!
Especially at 77.7k subscribers
Thank you for caling out my shadow in this video! Hits a spot and I will be working on it. :)
“Where your fear is, there is your task”. CG Jung - Well, in this case, where my illusions are challenged by hard truths. Thank you, Jordan! As always, you’re the voice of reason. 👍
hey Mr Jordon. I felt really thankful for your content. Literally all videos felt very authentic. i felt a great sense of bot been misleaded from truth
I noticed I have a savior complex when it comes to romantic relationships. The worst part about it is that I put all of my energy into raising my partner up and less on myself and they end up leaving once they have been lifted to a certain point. My family notices this and brings it up but oddly enough my partner never acknowledges it in the end of the relationship, only in the beginning do they tell me their friends and family tell them since we started dating they have changed in a positive way. Sometimes I wonder if they even realize what happened at the end or if they think that I am holding them back once they are better.
I go from feeling cursed to feeling like i have everyone esles answers. I literally do think i understand the world better than alot of people. I would say though that i dont consider people as losers or at least not when im in a saviour complex mode of thinking. I have to see myself in a person to be able to help them or to do outrageous things for others. Thats what brings out my saviour because its like im saving myself as im trying to save them or literally saving them who knows. I shift from helper to apathetic from burn out from trying to essentially walk on eggshells assuming others are just as sensitive as me when in reality most people are not that sensitive.
This one hit home. Also a profoundly powerful synchronicity as I just did a Shadow Work exercise akin to 'show me what I don't want to see'. This video spawned itself *instantly.* Recognized strong shame around the saviour/victim complexes. Almost felt an urge to trauma dump in the comments; sat with it instead.
The only victim complex video I see is a year ago and doesn't seem to be structured the same way. The video linked in this one is, for me at least, a livestream Q&A. What's the name of the victim complex video? Thanks. 🙏
I think my saviour complex brought me to my job as a personal/online trainer/mentor. 🤯
Led me to being the kind of guy who makes these videos - I can relate lol
This has been a tough one to find balance with for sure. 🙏❤️
I know what you mean, but I hope the books help you out - make sure not to sleep on these.
@@jordanthornton I really appreciate it and I definitely will be reading them. 👍
Thank you Jordan , eternally grateful,🌲💜🌲Your content blows my mind.
Thank you for being here every week.
Ahhhhh, yes. I recognize a bit of that. Thank you. Well done
Thank you, Jordan!
Always my pleasure 🌲
Actually...it's because I identify with people who life hasn't been kind to. Life wasn't kind to me when I was a kid. Sure a lot of people had it much worse. But it still wasn't kind and certainly not fair. I have always tried to help people who are in a bad spot out. I have only recently been able to see that almost everyone past a certain age is absolutely responsible for their own situation. You just can't help the vast majority people. As much as you may want to, most people are idiots and you will simply enable them to continue to be idiots with you paying for their bad decisions. I have helped very few people in life without regretting it.
It’s true that many people cannot be helped until they’re ready… but I have hope for when the time is right.
@@jordanthorntonTo be honest. My issues with always trying to help people is a mixed bag. I can see some of what you are talking about in my own life, but a lot of it I don't. I have recently started to try to really work on myself. I just wanted to say thank you for your videos. They have given me a good starting point.
That sound alot more narcissistic than Saviour. People are "idiots"? So you only help people if it benefits you in some way? How's that trying to be a hero. Thats more of a villian complex. Thinking your the saviour but deciding who's worthy of your compassion (fake compassion*)
@DanielMadeNew You can't help people who won't help themselves. That is just a fact. I have genuine compassion for most people. I have always been ready to believe someone sob story because life is hard on people for no fkn reason. I try to help people because life wasn't great for me when I was younger. If I had had someone in my life to help me, my younger years would have been a little better. I am not trying to be seen as a hero. Unfortunately, it usually ends up being me "saving" them over and over again from the consequences of their own actions. Until I eventually have to ask myself why I am even trying to help them. Most of the people turn out to be black holes of helping. It doesn't matter what you do for them. They are still going to destroy their own lives. This is why they are idiots. I have a tendency to "help" people for YEARS on end. To the point I regret even trying. If you think coming to the realization that you just can't help them because no matter what you do, they ALMOST ALWAYS screw it up, is narcissistic, then be ready to become their enabler. Because that is where it leads. Actually helping someone and being their enabler looks the same from your end. The difference is in what they do when helped. Do they continue to make the same mistakes and need your help to avoid the consequences of those mistakes over and over again? If the answer is yes, you are an enabler. You end up harming them more than helping them, and in the process, you will end up hurting yourself. I have been able to help a few people. I don't get anything from helping them other than knowing I helped someone. However, from now on, I am going to judge whether or not they are worthy of my continued help by their actions and not their sob story. All users have a sob story. That's not being narcissistic. It's just the reality of it. As a matter of fact I just found out last weekend that 2 people I tried to help for on and off for far longer than I should have were arrested because they were living in a tent doing meth. The reason I found out is because one of their children messaged looking for her younger sisters' urn because it wasn't in her mother's and her mother's baby's daddy meth tent. Her mother left her little sisters urn at another meth monkeys house. Like I said, black holes of helping. Their lives were not that bad when I was in the picture trying to keep them straight, but it was ALWAYS a struggle just to try to keep them out of trouble. Once my wife and I moved, they predictably destroyed their own lives. Being non-judgemental will have you trying to help people who can't be helped.
@DanielMadeNew Trying to be non-judgemental will have you helping people who will take advantage of you. It will have you enabling people to make the same mistakes in their lives over and over again. You end up repeatedly "saving them" from the consequences of their own actions. That's why they are idiots, because nothing you do will ever be enough. It isn't narcissistic to say most people can't be helped because they won't help themselves. That is just reality. Who is and who isn't worthy to be helped boils down to what they do after you help them. Helping and enabling look similar from the perspective of the person trying to help. If the person receiving the help keeps getting themselves into the same types of situations afterwards. You are enabling them. I have actually helped a several people in my life. I am not looking for praise. I don't get anything from it other than knowing I helped them. However, most people don't actually want help. They want an enabler. Everyone has a sob story. Some of them are genuine runs of bad luck. However, most of the time, they brought their misfortune on themselves and aren't willing to change anything to stop it from happening again. It doesn't matter whether or not you believe they are worthy of your help. The end results will often be the same. With the exception that you could have saved yourself time and effort and maybe have helped someone else and it actually have made a difference. That is assuming you pay more attention to their actions than their sob story after you help them the first time.
I never knew till now why I always liked side characters than Main Heroes, Failing characters and who are not able to achieve their objective
Lots of profound thoughts I don't know if I'm willing to share online.
This video allowed me to appreciate my journey so far, and to be grateful for it. all of it.
Facing The Dragon looks fascinating.👀 I find that I gravitate towards learning more and more about cults and spiritual grandiosity. Learning about these topics feels so immersive to me it provides me with much needed dose of escapism. I wonder why that is.
Yay to conscious saviors 💪🐻
Three cheers for conscious saviours, yes 🌲🌲🌲
Relieved to come to the last bit, where I find myself currently. Ooff..
Painfully relatable 🙄😬
Thank you, Jordan 🤍
Thanks for being here, even with the pain lol
Robert Moore is full of wisdom. Came here for the book in the thumbnail.
Completely agree. He’s a legend.
Thanks for thinking of the US when the hurricane hit.
Of course, impossible not to. I'm glad it wasn't as devastating as the news was predicting.
Thank you.
My pleasure, be well.
Oh no Jordan! I'm only five minutes in and I'm seeing myself...ack! Well looks like I have another shadow friend to look at. Ha!
with Type 1 on the enneagram as the second in my tritype: I relate very deeply :)
Sure thing, hope you find these books good for you!
.. well, I found my inner Loser and saved him 😇
I think the savior complex is the false prophet, the second beast. 🤔
Hmm - what do you mean?
I feel attacked
In the best way, I hope? Right there with you with many of these signs 🌲
✝️
8 billion you say 👀 📕 🍽️
I shall never regret these words.
Oh yes… 🙁❤️🩹
🌲🌲