Actually they’re three facets of the same goal, which is to help you better understand how your childhood conditioning shaped your emotional life as an adult, and how you can move beyond that conditioning if you wish.
In the language of the three metaphors, that means discovering
what your Plan A is and where it came from,
how your Inner Kid functions and what he or she needs,
what triggers you into compulsive controlling and what you can do instead.
You will know you’re approaching these goals when the day comes that you encounter an emotional problem and — instead of getting scared, angry, confused, guilty or ashamed – you find yourself able to shrug and say,
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Me too.
It’s wonderful to have that awareness and choice of how to respond. I now actually look forward to the next ‘situation’ that might trigger my inner kid, so I can practice 🙂
Thanks Steve.
December 1st, 2023 at 10:28 am
I can actually do this sometimes now.
December 2nd, 2023 at 7:40 am
Me too.
It’s wonderful to have that awareness and choice of how to respond. I now actually look forward to the next ‘situation’ that might trigger my inner kid, so I can practice 🙂
Thanks Steve.