So it's been a while since my last podcast, partly because I'm away at the moment, I am taking a little trip or a little vacation holiday and I'm in Boston, America at the moment, Massachusetts.

So it's really good to be in America. I always love being here. I hope to do lots of seminars and trainings over here very, very soon.

So, let's get back on track, though, when it comes to this podcast.

Now, on this podcast, we're going to be covering a few subjects, one about supporting the

non-willing to change, and also how we can relate that to ourselves, because that's really

important to become conscious of our own behaviours

as well as that who we really are and really breaking us down to the core essence of us.

You see, when it comes to supporting people, and I want you to be conscious of this in yourself

as well, I want you to be conscious of your own behaviours because a lot of the time we're unaware of what we're doing.

We're unaware of how we may not be getting the most use out of the possible solutions out there,

how we can become too reliant on certain people, which makes us feel more comfortable, more it

ease, but it's not an empowering way to be.

Now of course, we need help, we get help.

That's no problem whatsoever, but it's important to notice the fine line between becoming

reliant and not being willing to change yourself yourself as well as realizing your own power.

Because let's just relate it back to people and their issues, just to keep it simple and then

you can relay it back to yourself as well. Because it's important that we do not get caught up

in other people's issues, too much anyway, because you are the sum of who you surround yourself

with you see you'll be surprised how much energy you keep by not being involved in some people's

stuff because everyone has stuff now there's a lot of people I come to see have their stuff

they have their issues but they're willing to do whatever it takes to make a change. And I really applaud them. I'm so grateful to have clients like that because they know they're stuck, they know that they're looking for help, and they're trying to find any way and they're willing to do whatever it takes,

in other words, taking responsibility to make a change in their life.

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