After re-reading my posting, I find that most people are not able to look at themselves with "radical honesty and deep self-awareness." Some refuse to understand that their thought and actions cannot be put on anyone but themselves, blaming others for their bad behavior is the default. Becoming a Counselor was easy for me, my personality has made me hyper-self-aware. Being aware of why you think and react the way you do is essential in surviving the awakening. Being authentic is essential, asking the tough questions and knowing when to push back, in a curious way.

I am Wendy. From Geauga County, Ohio. A single, 54 years-old, left-handed, Gen Xer, with a type A personality. Or at least I did before my brain surgery that left me struggling to speak. I was trapped in my head for many years and not great at snap decisions, nearly had a breakdown in Subway. You do not realize how many decisions you must make 😬 to order a stupid sandwich. I am a Professor in online teaching; have my own Paralegal Law business; and was a Mental Health Clinical Counseling in Emergency Services (did not renew my license). I have worked on the Psychiatric Ward at our local hospital where I taught groups, art class, meditation, and more. I have 2 beautiful daughters: Jessica is 34 and in the Army Reserves out of Louisiana and Julia is 29, a Sales Rep for Pepsi and is engaged. My Glitch moment came like a punch in the face. During the Covid plan-demic, I was being fed the leftist algorithms, and was terrified. I took myself and my daughter to get the shots. Those were the last shots we will EVER get. I watched how Joe Biden was clearly suffering from dementia and no one said anything about it. I signed up for X and woke-up.