Joanne Smith argues you don't have anything broken inside you that needs fixing. The real work is just deciding on a path and sticking with it, even when nothing visible changes. That shift from repair to choice is what frees you.
somebody says that you've got to be willing to do the work. The work is fun, it's you, there's nothing to actually do, there's nothing to fix, and if you consider doing some educational things like listening to some books on Audible or watching some podcasts or videos as work, then maybe you might agree to disagree with me on this. on this area. But to me, I saw it as nothing to do, there's nothing to fix, and that was so freeing. So good, so good not having to get up every morning and, um, and do the things that I'd— oh, it was so, so freeing and easy. The, it, the, the hardest bit is making the decision that you're gonna go for it. And then stick with it, and stick with it consistently whilst getting no results, because again, there's nothing to fix, so we're not actually focusing on getting any results here, because why would we be? There's nothing to fix.
