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How To TRULY Heal From Trauma

How To TRULY Heal From Trauma 24.06.24 Before we start, let me tell you that this is the second article of The Unorthodox Roadmap For Trauma Healing. I – Why Some People Never Heal From Trauma II – How To Truly Heal From Trauma III – Break Free From Childhood Trauma IV – The Definitive […]

Obliterate Procrastination – The Secret Reasons You Procrastinate and How To Overcome Them

Obliterate Procrastination 31.07.24 (updated) The first thing you have to understand is that procrastination isn’t about laziness and rarely about the task we’ve been avoiding. Simply put, procrastination happens because of the meaning we attach to certain tasks, and because of this hidden meaning, procrastination becomes a strategy to avoid facing something deeper. For instance, since I launched my book and I have more […]

Procrastination Is A Secret Form of Codependency

Procrastination is a secret form of codependency – Instead of living your life, you live vicariously through others. 29.04.24 People with this kind of procrastination learned that having their own desires and needs is always selfish. Usually, they had to constantly be at the disposal of their parents taking care of their every need. Be […]

You Can’t Find Love Because You’re Addicted To Perfection

Addiction To Perfection 08.04.24 “No matter how isolated you are and how lonely you feel, if you do your work truly and conscientiously, unknown friends will come and seek you” C.G. Jung (Letters V II, p. 595). In this passage, Carl Jung cites an old alchemical text, despite seeing it multiple times I never paid much […]

The Red Book Decoded – Cocreating Your Personal Myth

The Red Book Decoded 03.04.24 I’d like to open this article with Friedrich Nietzsche’s words, “God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him”. This is a very profound statement because Nietzche isn’t referring solely to the Christian god, it’s something much deeper. You see, for centuries religion gave men a sense of […]

How To Stop Feeling Lost and Carve Your Own Path

Carve Your Own Path 29.03.24 As a teenager, I’d constantly find myself daydreaming. I’d spend most of my time in my imaginary world and avoid getting in touch with reality. Video games, especially Counter-Strike and Call of Duty, were my favorite choices to avoid dealing with real life. I couldn’t focus and the mere thought […]