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The Playbook With David Meltzer

The Importance of Awareness in Healing

The Playbook With David Meltzer

David Meltzer, Entrepreneur.com

Careers, Entrepreneurship, Business

4.91.9K Ratings

🗓️ 19 June 2024

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Summary

In today's episode, I explore how past and childhood traumas can hold us back, creating fear that affects our lives in ways we may not fully understand. I discuss my journey of using reactions to fear, such as anger, guilt, and resentment, as clues to uncover deeper patterns. By recognizing these patterns, I aim to elevate my personal protection mechanism and face unresolved layers of trauma. Additionally, I share insights on the importance of being aware of what we are given and feeling worthy of it, which makes asking for more natural and effortless.

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0:00.0

This is Entrepreneurs the Playbook, where each week I bring you some of the greatest athletes, celebrities, and entrepreneurs to talk about their personal and professional playbook to success.

0:12.0

I'm really working on trauma.

0:14.0

Now I've shared some of my trauma,

0:16.0

but it's amazing how past life,

0:21.0

trauma, or childhood trauma trauma is holding me back. It's creating fear that I

0:29.6

don't understand or know but I do understand and know that I'm having a reaction

0:35.0

to childhood trauma and past life trauma. So I've been really working on

0:40.6

starting with the reaction and then making a longer term project of

0:46.4

understanding so I'm using the reaction the study of the reaction to fear, which is easy to see. I'm angry, I'm guilty, I'm

0:55.8

resentful, I'm worried. That's easy immediately to distinguish, but I'm using the clues from the reaction of fear to see patterns that may give

1:08.7

me better insight onto, hey, this is a genetic inheritance,

1:12.8

a this is an energetic inheritance,

1:16.1

also elevating, by understanding my reaction to fear,

1:20.0

elevating my personal protection mechanism that it allows me to not black out as much and to face some of the things that happen or acknowledge them acquired the knowledge of what happened where you know even you know the abuse when I was

1:35.0

nine that is public you know there's still layers of that that I'm holding back to

1:42.3

protect myself, my emotion.

1:44.2

So I think everyone has trauma

1:47.2

and if I can figure out better pragmatic tools

1:51.6

to do, and then the other one that I'm although very boisterous about is I think I'm

1:57.2

on to something really really big with the idea of giving and receiving,

2:01.6

witnessing,

2:02.8

like I really think that we lack the tools

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