“Tell yourself a better lie, you’ll live a better life.”QUESTIONSHow do we heal from decades of thinking negatively? (1:16)How do we change our interpretation of flee or freeze to flow? (5:18)How do we best influence our kids? (35:31)What’s the difference between feelings and thoughts? (50:18)What’s the main cause of addictive behavior? (1:04:10)How do we become more self confident? (1:09:11)YOU WILL LEARNHow our ancestral brain works (4:30)Why the pictures and words we use are so important (9:05)Why the conversation you’re having with yourself is the most important (13:16)How role, function and purpose work (19:01)The five child’s needs (24:10)How tagging works in children with unmet needs (30:33)How children keep the things parents say with them (39:12)The importance of having an honesty policy with your kids (47:22)How proper hypnotherapy excites the imagination (57:21)The importance of installation in therapy (1:02:09)LINKS MENTIONEDRapid Transformational TherapyIf you enjoyed this episode, show notes and more at http://www.lewishowes.com/949 and follow at instagram.com/lewishowes
In this episode, Marissa Peer shares insights about the power of our thoughts and words, and how we can transform our lives by being more mindful of them. She emphasizes the importance of self-talk and offers tips to develop a positive self-image and mindset.
The ancestral brain has three primary reactions: flee, fight, and freeze. However, if neither of the first two options is viable, it's better to "flow".
The way we interpret situations can greatly impact our reactions and behavior, as seen in examples of clients who have been to jail or experienced lockdown during the pandemic.
This podcast explores how the language we use can dictate the way our body responds to given situations. By changing the language we use, we can change the way we feel and interact with the world around us.
The mind's job is to protect us, including listening to the words we say and responding accordingly. If we constantly say negative things about our job, our mind may respond with physical symptoms, such as ulcers.
Personal struggles can often push individuals towards certain careers. The host shares examples of successful people who used their struggles to help others with similar issues they faced.
A personal anecdote on how parenting can affect children's perception of love and self-worth, especially when it comes to health and wellbeing.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of feeling loved, significant, protected, safe and matter in a relationship.
The podcast discusses the struggles that come with inherited wealth and how one man's battle with addiction caused him to lose his role in the family dynamic.
Childhood unmet needs can show up as physical symptoms such as vitiligo or a chronic stutter, as the body tries to get the need met, and even successful people may have unmet needs later in life.
The founder of the RTT method, Marisa Peer, talks about how her own personal struggles led to the development of her successful therapy. She also discusses the importance of prioritizing family and relationships over material possessions.
The speaker emphasizes the negative impact careless jokes about gender and identity can have on individuals, particularly those who were told they were not meant to be the gender they identify with.
It is important to create a safe and non-judgmental space where kids can open up and share their secrets without fear of being punished or criticized. When children feel safe, they are more likely to communicate openly and honestly with their parents.
The speaker shares a story about overcoming fear by acknowledging the feeling and carrying on with the action. He emphasizes that the feeling comes first, followed by the action.
Our thoughts can be changed to change our feelings. This is why people can have a phobia of a particular animal despite knowing that it is harmless.
The speaker explains how proper hypnotherapy can excite the imagination and help individuals to choose the right behavior, such as eating healthy food.
This podcast explores how hypnotherapy can be an effective tool for pain management by removing both the pain and the underlying cause, as compared to traditional talk therapy. The speaker shares personal experiences of living with chronic pain and discusses the benefits of hypnotherapy for pain management.
The speaker shares about her experience of overcoming addiction and fear.
The speaker reflects on the experience of going on the news, the fearlessness of babies, and the lasting nerves before going on stage.
A rock star describes the adrenaline rush before going on stage as better than sex.
The notion that we have to be perfect to be loved is a lie, but it is a good lie. Some of the happiest women in the world have flaws and imperfections, and yet they are loved deeply.
The host urges listeners to tell themselves a good lie, specifically that they are enough and to focus on positive self-talk.
Repetition is a powerful tool for personal growth. By consistently writing, reading, speaking, or visualizing something, it can become ingrained in your mindset and behavior.
The speaker recommends signing up for RTT's therapy, trainings and purchasing their products, which have won many awards and cover areas of wealth wiring, love blocks, and money blocks.
Marisa Peer shares tips on changing your thoughts and feelings to attract abundance and love in your life. She encourages listeners to talk to themselves like their own best friend, lover, or parent.
The School of Greatness emphasizes the importance of constantly growing and evolving, as those who master themselves attract more great things in their life. Self-improvement is a key element in achieving true power.