How To Do The Work - Dr. Nicole LePera, A Few Quotes
How To Do The Work - Dr. Nicole LePera, A Few Quotes
How To Do The Work - Dr. Nicole LePera, A Few Quotes
This means a daily commitment to doing the work. You are responsible for your healing and will be an
active participant in that process. Your level of activity is directly connected to your level of healing.
Small and consistent choices are the path to deep transformation.
2. Though many things are beyond our control, others are within our control. Though many things are
beyond our control, others are within our control. Holistic Psychology harnesses the power of choice,
because choice enables healing.
3. Holistic tools are very practical and approachable. Change can and often
maintain change.
with many people becoming increasingly frustrated with the inequities and
limitations of our health care system. There is likely an intuitive part of you
that knows there is more available to you, or you wouldn’t have picked up
this book. I will share the emerging science that illustrates the many reasons
why the old model no longer works and provide you with a road map to
Future Self Journaling (FSJ) is a daily practice aimed at helping you break out of your subconscious
autopilot—or the daily conditioned habits that are keeping you stuck repeating your past. You can
Setting small, actionable steps that support daily choices aligned with a different future outcome
Empowering these daily choices despite the universal experience and presence of mental
resistance
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The reality is this: few of us have any real connection to who we really are, yet we want others to see
through all of our layers of self-betrayal and into our core selves.
You are the thinker of your thoughts, not the thoughts themselves.
There is, however, such a thing as relying too much on our thoughts. When we’re in the “monkey
mind,” as the Buddha first described it, we never stop thinking; our thoughts jumble together; there is
no space to breathe and examine them.
Jessica could not move forward because her thinking mind trapped her in a
state of reactivity. It was impossible for her to get any clarity about what she
wanted because she wasn’t tapped into her intuition. We all have an intuition, a
wisdom.
How we think,
speak, and respond—all of this comes from the subconscious part of ourselves
that has been conditioned by thoughts, patterns, and beliefs that became
any of them; they are automatic. The goal of the homeostatic impulse is to create
The subconscious mind loves existing in a comfort zone. The safest place, it
turns out, is one you’ve been before because you can predict the familiar
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