Hey, Jason here.

Welcome back.

I'm psyched to dive into a couple principles from my way of working with people.

And I'm just first to say I'm glad you're listening.

I've been getting comments here and there from people, coaches, therapists, people like yourself that find this useful. Good.

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Yeah. And thanks for listening. If you are a healer, a healing type person drawn to the healing arts, you're a helper in some way,

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Stay tuned to the end, and I'll say a couple words about that.

First, let's talk about these two points that really matter here. The first one is no one is broken. The second one is you can't get rid

of any part of yourself. Let's unpack these.

No one is broken.

When you're working with people, invariably, you'll have a client say, I feel broken.

I feel broken.

And just notice what your response to that is. What do you want to say if I'm your client and I say to you,

I feel broken, coach, I am broken, coach. What do you say back to me? Just think about that for a second.

Hmm. Now, I'll talk about what we can. Just think about that for a sec.

Now, I'll talk about what we can say to that in a minute, but first let's talk about why I think no one is broken.

I take the wholeness view in our coaching model and the way I work with humans.

I take, so I'm into wholeness, which means the dark and the light, the good and the bad,

the sacred, the profane, the all of us, right?

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