[Music] Did you know that one in three of us are emotionally neglected. So that means in a room of 200 people here today, 66 of us are emotionally neglected. And we have invisible wounds. invisible wounds that stem from childhood needs that we didn't get.And all of this has been ingrained in our subconscious patterning. 90% of our thoughts, feelings, actions, behaviors are all driven by our subconscious patterning. And pretty much this all happens before puberty hits.Just like the rings of these trees that ...

Self-Reflection and Personal Growth - The speaker initially defined success through external achievements and societal labels, such as career milestones and prestigious designations [1] - The speaker realized that chasing these external validations was a way of running away from childhood pressures and insecurities [2] - The speaker recognized the importance of self-acceptance and healing the inner child, rather than constantly striving for external validation [2][3] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding and accepting all versions of oneself, including the vulnerable and insecure aspects [3] Authenticity and Inner Exploration - The speaker challenges the notion that external achievements and profiles (like LinkedIn) define a person's true self [2][3] - The speaker encourages questioning the path to success and aligning with one's inner self rather than conforming to societal expectations [2] - The speaker advocates for self-love and honesty as the first step towards discovering one's true self [3] Emotional Awareness and Healing - The speaker highlights the importance of acknowledging and validating one's emotions, including pain and vulnerability [3] - The speaker emphasizes the need to identify the triggers behind emotional upsets and to address them with compassion [3]