Two speakers explain how self-sabotage keeps people stuck for decades because they won't accept feedback. They argue the mind acts as a jailer of the soul and must be transformed into a counselor through inner work, something schools and workplaces never teach.
And most people, I think, don't really realize their own inner self-sabotage. They just get used to their own shit. If they're not open to feedback or coaching or whatever, they just get stuck in the loop and literally 10, 20, 30 years go by.
The mind has your soul locked up in a jail cell. It doesn't let it out at all. And the only way to let it out is to make the mind go away for a little bit through doing the inner work. Well, you got to let it be a counselor, not a jailer. Yes. And that concept is not really well known in society. It's not something that people learn about in school. It's not something people learn about in graduate school. It's not something people learn in the workforce. It's not something they learn about in the media or the movies. It's only something that you can learn from searching for the answers and then experiencing them enough to believe in them.
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