Hello everyone and welcome to the podcast. We do inquiry here and my guest today is Julian. So get ready to meet

a sweetie. He has filled in the worksheet from his 10 year old experience.

We work with all the thoughts he's identified that he was having as a 10 year old as he stepped into the kitchen

and met his mother. He wants his mother to hug him and to smile at him and to say she loves him and it is so in depth and so beautiful and there's only one way to find out

if you will see it that way or not and so I will say at this point,

welcome to Julian and together get really still,

open your minds and let's do the work.

Julia, what's going on? Hi, Katie.

Hi, honey.

What up?

I have a worksheet or I have a question and I don't know.

Well, why not have it all?

You have a mother now.

That's what you do. Okay, so I've only just started about a month ago, a little over a month ago, and I've read a couple of your books and been coming in and out of this.

So my first question would be you suggest that you don't do worksheets on yourself

beginning and my problem is like like well I don't know if it's a problem but I spend about 95% of my time alone I work at home I don't really go out a whole lot I don't really have a lot of issues with other people in my life presently. So I'm

wondering if you have any advice about that. Yeah, if you've written a work sheet on yourself?

Actually I wrote a works sheet on my mother,

but as me as a 10-year-old.

Because I thought that might be a way of kind of moving around that kind of exception.

Yeah, I think that's brilliant, you know, if I think it's amazing that you could go back to that 10 year old and identify what he was thinking,

believing, feeling, and that experience and move that 10 year old mind to paper.

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