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Week 4 is Live — Find Your Story
Week 4 is live @Mike JamesJames, @Michel Campos soares, @Angie Keasler, @Redeemed Glasbrenner, @Kariz Johnson, @Klaus Schulze Wunderlich, @Rafał Kapustka, @Karl Bro, @Alisa Klenhart, @Woody Hill We've learned the pattern. We've mapped the body. We've practiced regulating. Now we go underneath. Because regulation is the tool—but the story underneath the pattern is still running the meaning-making. Every survival pattern has an older belief underneath it. Maybe it's 'I have to be strong.' Maybe it's 'My needs don't matter.' Maybe it's 'If I rest, I fall behind.' This week we find yours. Inside this week's lesson: Video: Find Your Story Workbook: Facts vs. Story exercise Your task: Choose one recent activation. Write down the facts. Then write down the story you told yourself it meant. Then ask, "Is this still true—or is my nervous system protecting me from something old?" https://www.skool.com/out-of-survival-mode/classroom/d0d5c37c?md=8c18ca78461240929ce9beaf93b6ed3f
Week 3 is Live — The Regulation Breakthrough
📢 Week 3 is live. ➡️ By now, you can probably see the pattern more clearly. But seeing it doesn't automatically stop it. That's not a failure. That's just how survival loops work. This week we learn the pivot: Regulate first. Then decide. Then act. ➡️ Inside this week's lesson: Video: The Regulation Breakthrough The full R.E.B.U.I.L.D. framework A live regulation practice you'll do with me Your task this week: 🔑🔥 Watch the lesson Practice the reset once when calm and once when actually activated Come back and tell us: what shifted in your body, your thoughts, or your response? The breakthrough is not intellectual. The breakthrough is felt.
Week 2 Practice — Catch It Earlier
This week's practice: The next time you notice activation, catch it one step earlier than usual. Not at the reaction. Not at the behavior. At the first body signal. When you notice it, just name it silently. 'There it is.' That's it. No fixing. No stopping. Just noticing one step earlier. If you want, come back and finish this sentence: 'I caught my pattern earlier when I noticed…' Early detection is a skill. You're building it right now.
Where Does Your Body Sound the Alarm First?
📢Your body usually knows before your mind does. ✅Most of us only notice the pattern after we've already acted it out — after the snap, the shutdown, the withdrawal. 🔥But there's a signal that comes before all of that. ➡️Reply with where you tend to feel it first: Jaw, Chest, Throat, Shoulders, Belly, Hands, or somewhere else. 🔷You can reply with just a body location or one short sentence. 🔷Your body is the early warning system. 🔑This week we're learning to listen to it sooner.
Where Does Your Body Sound the Alarm First?
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