Fleet MaullThe Entrepreneur’s Zen Master

✨ What if healing isn’t about fixing yourself… but remembering your wholeness? @DaeEss1Drea

9 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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A short monologue by Fleet Maull describing healing as remembering wholeness rather than 'fixing' oneself. The speaker outlines a three-part process — awareness, acceptance (a softening rather than complacency), and integration — and links this process to nervous-system regulation (calming the amygdala and quieting the inner critic).

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And so we begin with awareness, and then we move to acceptance, which is not about complacency. It's this softening, the war within. It's about releasing this inner fight against who we were, what we did to survive, or even what happened to us. And I find that when we can accept the full landscape of our story, the nervous system begins to regulate. The amygdala calms down, the inner critic ceases. And then we create space for integration, which is often the. The very beginning of emotional thawing is to finally accept where we are.