Turning Your Resentment Into Appreciation Session 1

[@ChasingYonci]

What a brave guy to do the work publicly!! Kudos to you, Steven!!!

[@Kingofmyworld87]

Very powerful demonstration. I was following along with one of my own resentments. Thank you.

[@jazcazz]

this is so beautiful and thank you so very much for demonstrating this experience.

[@eduardotagle3778]

What a beautiful session… underneath resentment there is a belief of entitlement… how true is that…

[@sevai9682]

So powerful! Thank you!

[@kimmarieburt1313]

Ok, this is really amazing. I don’t know if it would be possible for people new to the work, but I’m practiced in it. Still, it’s incredible how quickly Steven was about to make the change. And that facilitator! Is he not glowing with loving support? What a joy to watch him model true compassion and help ❤️

[@Nuverselive]

Wow. This is so needed right now ! TY for being vulnerable in this way!

[@maryelsauve8715]

Amazing demo, thank you Steven for you authenticity, beautiful! Much gratitude to both of you.

[@LifeUpgradeLab]

Really helpful. Thank you !

[@ChasingYonci]

Entitlement is underneath resentment. 🤯

[@evelynaguirre-araya3029]

How can you perform such transformation when you’ve been a victim of sexual abuse? How can a victim of such bizarre transgression even finish saying the word “appreciate”?! There is nothing there to appreciate!

[@candacewebb120]

😂😆😂❤

[@greenwave2450]

Appreciating a behaviour that is selfish and self absorbed is bizarre. Recognizing that good qualities and lessons can come from mistakes is different.

[@mensch-ash]

The word appreciate is probably being used in the sense of understanding (a situation) fully, instead of clapping to it kind of appreciation.

[@greenwave2450]

“Dad I appreciate you for not paying child support”…. What in the actual F@$k are you guys teaching?