Healing And Growing From The Dysfunction of Childhood - The Depression of Sexuality

The Overwhelmed Brain

Paul Colaianni: Emotional Abuse and Relationship Expert

Education, Mental Health, Health & Fitness, Self-improvement

4.5 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 21 February 2016

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

Childhood is one of those times that many of us wanted to enjoy, but simply couldn't. Some of us had to suffer because of a dysfunctional upbringing, which caused us to create false beliefs about the world when we turned into adults. These beliefs ruined jobs and relationships, and caused us to question our lives by saying, "Is this all there is? Is this all I have to look forward to for the rest of my life?"Unfortunately, we don't always have the right tools or resources we need to be "functional" after we leave a dysfunctional situation. Mainly because we create beliefs about the world that we think are absolutely true. We bring these "truths" with us as we go through life, then we can't figure out why we keep feeling miserable all the time. This isn't everyone's story, but at one time, it was mine. I share it in this special episode where Alen Standish of innereffort.com interviews me about my past, my relationships, my judgment issues, and what tools I used to get out of the funk I was in for over 35 years of my life. Thanks to innereffort.com and getoutofthemess.com

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0:00.0	The overwhelmed brain is a proud provider of self-empowerment for your personal evolution.
0:06.3	Are you annoyed by affirmations?
0:08.3	Isn't it even more annoying when someone walks up to you and tells you to,
0:11.9	Think positively! If you're sad just be glad if
0:16.3	you're down wear a frown I mean don't wear a frown if you're blue if affirmations
0:21.9	feel like lies and positive thinking feels like denial, then get ready to start creating the life you've always wanted now. Hello, this is Paul Kolyani, self-empowerment coach, and your host of the overwhelmed
0:48.8	brain, the personal growth show for the critical thinker.
0:52.4	On every episode, we talk about practical down to earth
0:55.7	steps to help you improve your mood and keep you sane in this powerful and
1:01.2	often unpredictable journey we call life.
1:04.4	I want to help you bridge the gap between your emotions and reason,
1:08.0	causing you to discover why you do the things you do
1:10.8	and what you can do to reach higher levels of happiness and lower levels of stress
1:15.7	and overwhelm.
1:16.7	And if you're here to learn more common sense tips for improving your life, well, turn
1:21.5	off the show because you're in the wrong place. This is the direct
1:26.6	path to uncommon sense and that's why it's going to help you learn, heal, grow, and evolve. So today we're going to do something a little different
1:36.0	and that is I'm going to play an interview where someone interviewed me, his
1:41.8	name is Alan Standish.
1:43.3	He hosts the show called Inner Effort at Inner Effort.com.
1:49.2	His show is about stories and the unseen inner efforts that real people use to manage the
1:56.3	personal struggles and challenges in their lives. And I'm reading his about page
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