Nobody likes to be in pain.

Not even me.

But when I finally learned to listen to my pain and not just stuff it or ignore it, I actually began to see it as a good friend who was willing to tell me the truth.

You see, pain lets you know that something is wrong. 

To ignore it does not make it go away.

It gets buried under new pain and problems until the original issue is hidden. It continues to fester until it is dealt with in a healthy way.

Studies have proven that a lot of physical health issues are rooted in buried emotions. (One report that I came across many years ago quoted up to 80%. A great resource showing the emotional/physical connection is the book "A More Excellent Way" by Henry Wright. I encourage you to get your own copy.

Think about it...we could put doctors almost out of business if we had healthier ways of dealing with our emotional pain.

You can prevent many physical issues from happening when you deal with the emotional issues first.

I like that!.

And I suspect that you do also.

If you need a starting place, make a simple investment of $49 and join Carolyn and myself Monday March 6th, 2 pm EST on a Zoom webinar.

What's your other option?

You can continue to stay in old unhealthy patterns until your pain becomes so great that you are forced to deal with it at a much more painful, complex level.

That's where I ended up in my early 40's.

I don't recommend that route as it took way longer to recover and was no longer a singular issue.

But I also didn't have a mentor to point me in a healthier direction like you do, if you take Carolyn and I up on our offer. 

So I did the best with what I knew how.

If I could turn back the hands of time and know what I do now, I would have gladly made the financial investment that would have saved a lot of time, energy and money, getting the help I needed to climb out of the mess that could have been avoided.

Carolyn and I want to help you avoid compounded trauma and pain by sharing tools that took us years to figure out.

From this perspective, a small investment of $49 is well worth making.

But you have to make the investment in order to find that out :)

So, is pain your friend or your enemy?

That decision is really up to you and whether or not you decide to listen and deal with it in a healthy, timely, manner.