Sublime

Jenny was a bright girl - she knew she was a ‘problem’. She knew people had meetings about her. She knew she needed help - and that everyone wanted to help her. She knew that because she had lost count of the times they told her. Her head knew it. Her head got the message. But her body just didn’t believe.

work?

“My passion is to help people,”42 Jo told me. “No matter at business, or away from business, if you need somebody to come over and build something, or help out in some way, I’m that person who wants to be there for you. To me, any success I’ve had, it’s because I love to share. There’s no reserve in me—whatever I have, I’m willing to give to you or

We cannot kid ourselves - a child’s neuroception is a powerful, functioning, living resource.

learn to accept money,

Instead of playing the nurturing mother role in this lifetime, they need to put more emphasis on the “father” role—taking responsibility to help others achieve constructive goals.