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“I feel like your work is well grounded and there are so many good things here (like advice and techniques) for moving on from a breakup. However, the inconsistency of the early work you did and how it evolved into what it is today shows that there is still growth potential in the future. For that reason, I kind of have to say this channel should not be the only source for people’s healing. The March 8 podcast of Thida’s success story clearly shows your reluctance to accept certain things that would better serve people in recovery. She kept referencing her energy redirected back to her and you downplayed it and attributed to her just working on things and posting it on social media. There is WAY more to that and you need to look into it and acknowledge it. There is no need to go full-on esoteric and rebrand your channels but, acknowledging that energy focus is a big factor. The whole podcast she politely rebutted all your suggestions when you attributed her success to hard work and showing it off on social media but, she contradicted that by saying she is very private and doesn’t display personal things on there. Her energy focus was what made those things kickstart into action. There is more to it and you would better serve your audience (that may be hurting) into understanding that all things are energy. Its part of out lives and finding a way to redirect it back to one’s self is the start of the healing process. Thida could not have described it more eloquently and politely. Bravo to her. Please evolve and don’t just dismiss it as something trivial as attributing ones healing into just doing -as you coined “the holy trinity” work and posting it on social media. This happened for people way BEFORE social media even existed. Its a well documented phenomena. Sometimes people do all of those things offline during no contact and far from reach and the ex comes back begging. Its a phenomenon that cannot be ignored. Best of luck. Love Coach Anna btw.”
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United States of America ·
03/09/23
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