Thinking Outside The Box Of The Dysfunctional Family ‘SUPER-SELF’

[@jerrywise]

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[@elsagrace3893]

Fantastic!

[@honeybadgernasty]

Love any video on maturity! Thank you Jerry for educating us 😊

[@IndigoWisdom1]

Your videos are so brilliant! Thank you

[@katehampstead6024]

This was very practical, thank you! I'm going to start practicing this.

[@joanhenry650]

Great video Jerry.. Love when you give us all that great insight that we have not developed yet!! You are the best SELF coach!! Keep the videos coming!!

[@totalwomanja9105]

Thank you so much for your work. God must have led me to you. You put words and explanation to most of my emotional drama, that not even I understood so deeply.

[@magnoliajo696]

WWJD ;-) How did he respond to all the "traps" the religious leaders kept trying to "set him up" in. I love that he always avoided each trap they gave him but he didn't run away nor did he react emotionally. Oh to be able to be "outside that box" in that way when caught off guard or under stress, overtired, etc. Practice, practice practice. Thank you Jerry for the helpful dialogue example of what can be said and reminder of how to think without becoming emotionally immature. Good application for how to be "Quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry (or defensive)..." ;-)

[@cuddlesanddaisy]

Think I'm gonna like Betty.

[@livingwell6114]

Very helpful!

[@CristinaAcosta]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom.

[@aminaali3650]

Jerry, thank you for your videos, they are empowering and thus life changing. I learn so much from them and I'm grateful.

[@LisaS1]

Jerry Wise is very wise!

[@pebblebrookbooks4852]

Great idea! I like Betty. Asking yourself what one should do or what would Jesus do is raising the bar too high.

[@cinderella4499]

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[@rebelzenart1406]

Thanks Jerry.. Sending you warm regards xxx

[@Blazin-Rozes]

Jerry, how about a video on self-bonding? I just realized in order to have self differentiated bonding with anyone else, I have to first bond with myself. Any advice here? Hugs

[@sabreena1khalick]

Thank you, this is very good practical advice.

[@MAli-rw8ko]

Thanks, very helpful tips 🙏🏻❤️🌈🌺

[@humanyoda]

Good stuff! I use this technique too.

[@cinderella4499]

Hi, I just found these and so far what I’ve heard Really hits home. I was wondering though, if you had a suggested order of how to listen to them, so that there is a smooth flow to understanding the concepts. I would find that really helpful. Thank you so much.

[@anafernandes3734]

I loved it.

[@brinta19]

Thankyou!

[@jerrywise]

You're welcome!

[@recoverywithcresta222]

Luv ur stuff!!!!ur looking well!What is ur diet regimen?I need to lose weight.xo

[@marywolfe7293]

He said in another video that he had surgery. God bless him, he helps a lot of people.

[@recoverywithcresta222]

anticul 23 yes.i understand it is so important not to eat junk food is so fattening.i gained 30 pounds in a few yrs from a driving job eating out a lot.kuddos

[@elsagrace3893]

Recovery with Cresta there is no magic piece of advice. Get educated on nutrition and do the work that needs to be done. Mainly loads of prepping veggies, being present with your feelings.

[@recoverywithcresta222]

elsa Grace well I wasn't asking u.i think ur comment is nasty.maybe u need to do the work.

[@pebblebrookbooks4852]

Do everything you can to keep yourself from being "hangry", "starving", etc. What keeps me (it may be different for you) from being led around by my appetite is: Butter coffee for breakfast, no wheat, and replacing diet coke (the old school aspartame-laden variety) w/lightly flavored seltzer (bc i like bubbles).

[@MoonLight-fs6gl]

ООhhh my,Doc.Ive been looking through your older videos, u`ve lost hella amount of weight.Great job,really suits u👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@sacredmar]

im working on being less emotional and this "betty" trick seems amazing, but how can i trust myself to create an objective character with a rational opinion? sometimes when i try to see a situation from affar and think: '"maybe im overreacting""; i become scared that maybe im actually reacting correctly and im just trying to blame myself (or my overemotions) for creating a problem? how do i know when my feelings are ACTUALLY called for , and it is okay for me to react in an emotional way? i hope you understand my question, im just having problems creating healthy boundaries and not overeacting, but with fear of falling into overallowing..

[@jerrywise]

You can work with me if that would be of help. [e-mail] Thanks for the question.

[@veruc_w]

But how come the arguments creates itself in our head when we aren't "Betty" and she isn't around? Should we support her existence creating her spirit through us?

[@leonaowen9234]

Please explain what is gaslighting. thanks

[@jerrywise]

gas·light ˈɡaslīt/Submit verb gerund or present participle: gaslighting manipulate (someone) by psychological means into questioning their own sanity. "in the first episode, Karen Valentine is being gaslighted by her husband"

[@kidsmoked]

Are you okay, Jerry? We haven't heard from you in four months.

[@teresabutler1989]

Jerry please check your email! Just sent you one with something in regards to YT that I'm not sure you are aware of & you might want to get some reports in to YT.

[@jerrywise]

give me a part of your email address please

[@joannfreedman1625]

You have loosed alot of weight! How did you loose the weight?