In today's video, I discuss the Texas freeze of 2021. I survived it!!

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I went without power or cell service for 2 full days. My house got down to 42 degrees Farenheight. And it was not that bad! I think that has so much to do with my attitude and the skills I learned along the way as a survivor of Complex PTSD.

I discuss the 4 things I learned:

1.  Most go through the stages of grief when encountering a traumatic situation. When this happens we cannot look at anything as positive until we get to acceptance. This is why people look at positivity as toxic (I get it but I don't). The stages of grief are Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance.
2. When one goes through a traumatic event they usually experience Post Traumatic Stress, something I know about!
3. We are just guests on this planet. We are not entitled to one single thing. Let go of that entitlement and watch your life transform in magic fashion.
4. Your thought habits are everything!! That...

Today's video is about love. Think about who you love and if you love them conditionally or unconditionally.

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It's interesting to consider the conditions we put on those we love. Or those we think we love.

Romantic love as well. 

We discuss the virtues in this video. Subscribe to your 13-week email with a different virtue every week. Click Here!

From the book Laws of Success by Napoleon Hill unconditional love is the following: enthusiasm, controlled attention, going the extra mile, a pleasing personality, applied faith, maintaining sound physical health, universal law, self-discipline, budgeting time and money, personal initiative, learning from defeat.

And conditional love is the following: poverty, imaginary illness, lazy, greed, envy, vanity, drifting without aim or purpose, revenge, jealousy, dishonesty, arrogance, sadism, cynicism.  (all narcissistic tendencies)

Solutions are:

• Awareness
• Boundaries
• Unconditionally love yourself first
• ...

Here are my top book recommendations.

Coming soon, pictures and blog post links. I wanted to get this up real quick because I keep getting questions about books. 

Links are to purchase on Amazon or simply just view them!

1. A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle https://amzn.to/2ZMWeiS
2. Flow by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi https://amzn.to/2ZP3ZVE
3. Outwitting the Devil by Napoleon Hill https://amzn.to/3smkNPS
4. Success Through a Positive Mental Attitude by Napoleon Hill https://amzn.to/3uubr6v
5. The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson https://amzn.to/3qNxMtw
6. The Charisma Myth by Oliva Fox Cabane https://amzn.to/3aPSJhW
7. Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill https://amzn.to/3ut8frH
8. Power vs Force by Dr. David Hawkins https://amzn.to/3dIvoQZ
9. Letting Go by Dr. David Hawkins https://amzn.to/2ZP6jvy
10. Ask Until it is Given by Matthew David Hurtado https://amzn.to/3spX5SM
11. The Obstacle is the Way by Ryan Holliday https://amzn.to/3aQI1YD
12. Green Lights by Matthew McConhaey ...

The simplest way to work out at home is to use your own body, commonly known as isometric exercises.

There are a variety of effective bodyweight exercises that can help you build strength, endurance and burn calories.

And by circuit training (going from one exercise to the next, without little or no rest), you keep your heart rate up, burn more calories and get the most out of your exercise time.

How to:

• Choose your workout — Cardio, strength training, or a mixture of both
• Choose 10 different exercises — For cardio, focus on exercises with different levels of intensity. For example, you might alternate a high-intensity exercise (such as jumping jacks or burpees) with an easier move (such as marching in place). For strength training, choose pushes, pulls, front-of-leg, back-of-leg, and core movements, such as squats, lunges, pushups, and dips. 
• Warm Up all the muscles by doing some dynamic moves
• Choose the length of each exercise — Beginners might start with...

Have you ever seen police lights in your rearview mirror and get a sudden wave of fear? Your heart rate starts pulsing and you begin to think of every little thing you just did to see if it is you who is getting pulled over?

That my friend is a trigger. And when you have PTSD it can take something as simple as spending time with a 3-year-old child when all of a sudden you have flashbacks to a time and place where you are in trauma.

Triggers are something every person has whether they have PTSD or not. As a survivor of Complex PTSD, I can tell you those triggers come out of nowhere even when you are healthy and far removed from the narc.

Today I am going to help you by identifying ways to deal with those triggers to minimize the effect.

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Triggers can be both internal and external.

Examples of internal triggers are:

• Anger
• Anxiety
• Feeling abandoned
• Feeling lonely
• Feeling out of control
• Frustration
• Memories
• Muscle tension
• Racing heart rate

Examples...

Here are products I recommend. Coming soon blog posts, pictures and more. Right now click on the links beside them for more information.

I just wanted to get this post up ASAP as I keep getting asked.

• Apple Watch Series 6: https://amzn.to/3koq7j8
• Pre-workout (clean): Prolific https://amzn.to/3sCdzrl
• Intra-workout and electrolytes: Xtend Go BCAAs https://amzn.to/37GDq9i
• Protein powder: Rule 1 https://amzn.to/3qQIb7K
• Daily Vitamin: Opti-Women https://amzn.to/3aOv5T2
• Revive Immunity Essential Oil: https://amzn.to/2ZJYB5Y
• Electrolytes energy and hydration: EmergenC https://amzn.to/3dIFotz
• Electrolytes energy and hydration: Liquid IV berry boost https://amzn.to/2ZNgEs2
• Menopause vitamin: DIM Menopause hormone: https://amzn.to/3aOs8lg
• Lid Scrub before contacts: OCuSOFT Lid Scrub Plus Foam https://amzn.to/3aVw585
• Dry eye drops: Retain MGD https://amzn.to/2NYnzvX
• Lid scrub wipes for allergies: OCuSOFT Lid Scrub for Allergies ...

This week’s fitness tip:

•  Exercise and Your Immune System
• Tips on how to make a plan that motivates you.

You may be missing the camaraderie of the gym, the relaxation of swimming laps, or the social connection from walking or hiking with a group of friends. If you were used to attending a fitness class with a motivating instructor or trainer named Kathie Owen , you might be disappointed in the intensity of workouts on your own.

Exercise can help ease depression, stress, and anxiety, and aid in the management of chronic conditions, such as high blood pressure and diabetes. By finding new ways to get moving and stay motivated, you can take charge of your mood and well-being and regain a sense of control.

While being fit won’t prevent you from catching illnesses, it does have many other protective effects. Physical activity releases endorphins, chemicals in your brain that revitalize your mind and body, and it can help to improve all aspects of your health. In...

Have you ever had a crazy time, day, month, or even year? 

Well, in today's video I discuss this. Click Here to watch it now.

While on a coaching call with Matthew David Hurtado, author of the great book Ask Until it is Given, he said, "Chaos Proceeds the Breakthrough"

I have come to learn this is correct.

Learn the top mistakes: 

• Panic makes it worse
• Complaining only brings you more
• Giving up during the chaos
• AND NO THOUGHT CONTROL

Solutions:

• Mind control
• Mental diet
• Subconscious reprogramming
• Trust the process
• Have faith

Remember when going through the stages of grief there is no way you will be able to comprehend the solutions. 

The 5 stages of grief are:

1. Denial
2. Anger
3. Bargaining
4. Depression
5.  Acceptance

Only in acceptance can one comprehend the solutions.

How does one get to acceptance? Through self-care, kindness to self, and time. Do not suppress these emotions, feel them, then move on.

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What if you had a secret tool that would help you with every argument you encounter. Well, in today's video, I teach this tool and it is very powerful and helpful.

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Awareness is key! Study the picture below:

This takes place in any argument we may have. That circle eight at the bottom can become an endless battle and we must ask ourselves how do we get to Victor? And how do we get out of this vicious cycle? I answer that question in the video.

Arguments are usually triggered by one's abandonment issues. When these issues are triggered it causes one to go into victimizer and gaslighting takes place.

What is gaslighting? It is when someone plays victimizer and tries to trigger you into an argument. Signs of gaslighting are:

1. Pretending not to understand
2. Labeling your thoughts as crazy
3. Questioning your memory
4. Pretending to forget
5. Denying promises
6. Trivializing your feelings

It is best not to respond to gaslighting with more victimizing or you will...