Hey guys, it's Kathy Heller. Welcome back to the Kathy Heller podcast. I hope you had a great weekend.

It was my daughter's ninth birthday, Maddie Turn 9. I put a little Instagram reel together for her from some really cute pictures.

I just can't believe she's already 9. She's such a magical force in the world and in our life. And I'm so

honored to be her mom. Well, today I'm excited because Jim Fortin is back on the show. He's an international

leading expert and coach in the subconscious self-transformation work. He's a master hypnotist, a renowned

speaker, and the host of the top-ranked podcast, the Jim Fortin podcast. He's a master hypnotist, a renowned speaker, and the host of the top-ranked podcast,

the Jim Fortin podcast. He's worked in this field for decades and has helped thousands of people

rewire their subconscious identity that's been running the show so they can finally

step into their true power. You might remember that we had him on the show a couple months ago,

and today we're doing an even deeper exploration into the fascinating relationship between the subconscious mind and

identity and how these two things can keep you stuck or help you break free. I know that you're

going to walk away from this conversation seeing yourself in a whole new way. If you want to learn

more from him, he has an incredible program called the Transformational Coaching Program, and it actually opens as of today.

If you want to check out the details on that, you can go to jimfortin.com slash Kathy, and Kathy is spelled with a C.

Jim has a really unbelievable gift for holding up a mirror to show you the truth of who you really are, And he teaches with so much integrity and so much heart.

I'm glad he's here again.

So without further ado, please welcome the remarkable Jim Fortin.

If it's okay with you, I just kind of want to dive in and get a little bit deeper than we went on the first show.

I want to talk about our subconscious mind because God only knows we've all been awake long enough

to know that we understand the premise, but we don't understand how to activate or change the program.

And if the software program that's running in your mind is wired to scarcity or doubt or shame or guilt or

whatever it is, you get to a point where you're like, cool, I understand what you're saying.

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