Welcome back to the screenwriting life.

If you haven't heard part one of our conversation with counselor and healer Madeline

Blow, we recommend starting there.

It lays the emotional and creative foundation for what you're about to hear.

In the second part, we move deeper into the body, the nervous system,

and the subconscious patterns that shape imposter syndrome. This half of the conversation gets

incredibly practical as Madeline walks us through grounding work, how to recognize self-sabotage,

and how to return to our creative center. We're picking right up where we left off in a moment

where everything we were talking about started to register physically for me.

Let's jump in.

I'm aware that probably other people might be feeling this as well listening to this.

And, you know, I've worked with you before.

So I'm, I sort of knew what to expect.

So I just want to pause here for a second and recalibrate because I feel like

I took a lot in intellectually, emotionally, psychologically. And so I need to figure out how to do that

so I can keep listening. So when you feel that everything going up, that's adrenaline, right?

Shooting up, the next stage is to get out of the body to be able somewhere to feel safe.

So when that's happening, if you're in a meeting and that happens, right?

You're doing a pitch.

You're doing any time that happens begin to widen your eye sight which means

start you can look ahead but you look more to the side the peripheral vision because what happens when we become adrenalized is we become in eyed.

We only are looking forward because we're looking to either fight or flee to get away.

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