Michael Todd says successful people often carry hidden wounds that make them limp into love instead of leap into it. He traces patterns across relationships, naming John, Joey, Julio, Jaquan, Jared, and argues that a season of disciplined self-reflection can break the cycle and build a foundation for healthier love.
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You may be fooling everybody. You may, your Instagram is popping, your business is successful, you got the bag and the body, and you got all the different things, but you know deep down in your soul, your mind, will and emotions, you know you're still hurting. And so what ends up happening is you come in limping to love. You limp into love. Wow. Instead of leaping into love. You should be able to go a lot higher, but because you're still aware of the thing that you need to be healed. You don't go. And so what I'm saying is, if this is a pattern, if this is, if it's been the same, it was John and then it was Joey and then it was Julio, then it was Jaquan and then it was Jared. Like if it, if it's the same thing, you might want to step back and get a new perspective because the pattern is the same. And a season of discipline can produce a lifetime of.