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Is your journey of self-sabotage at all like mine?

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On the Path... Hi {NAME}, I?m fascinated by the realization that most people don't consciously cho

On the Path... [View in Web Browser]( [Click Here to Register for Crack the Code of Self-Sabotage, a two part live zoom event which will transform your understanding of why you do what you do, and give the best chance you've ever had to free yourself from self-sabotage once and for all.]( Hi {NAME}, I’m fascinated by the realization that most people don't consciously choose their behaviors, ideas, and beliefs for themselves. Look around. Most are copying what others do, repeating what others say, and demanding that you believe what they believe. And most are living dysfunctional, mediocre lives. I’m saying this because I’ve lived through it. I’ve experienced it. When you begin to take stock of your life in earnest, though, you began to see how true this really is. My work at Waking Times is taking on a whole new direction, and I’m in the process of a total re-boot. From here on out, I’ll be focused on a few key dynamics in personal development that are intrinsically linked to the mind control, propaganda, manipulation and coercion coming at us from all directions. Self-sabotage. Self-mastery. Emotional sobriety. Examining my life I’ve realized that so many of the self-destructive patterns I lived in were the direct result of the circumstances of my life and the people and messaging in it. Here’s a fun synopsis of my self-sabotage story… * I grew up in a divorced family, with loads of chaos, alcohol, smoking, TV, coffee, junk food, no real wealth to speak of. * There was no one in my life with a deep education or stable career. * There was some physical abuse from a sibling, which always had me on edge and feeling unsafe. * I had the example of an amazing mom who worked very hard for relatively little, and placed more emphasis on having a good time than on creating wealth. * My father wasn’t around much, and when he was our time was often marked by arguments and issues around money and lack. * I started smoking at age 12. * By age 15 I was blackout binge drinking hard liquor. * I start repeating the chaos I grew up with, and got into petty crime, vandalism and that sort of attention seeking behavior. * Two weeks after high school I got my own apartment and immediately found a tribe of people who drank, smoked weed and cigarettes and lived to have a good time all the time. * When I was 19 I got myself hooked on hard drugs and spent the next 5 years in the hell of being a meth addict. * I fell in love, and married my wife at age 21. (This was actually the best thing decision I ever made, and we’re about to celebrate 25 years of marriage!) * I start taking on debt. * I worked a bunch of different low-skilled jobs during that time and never thought about a vocation for myself. * I finally decided that college would be a good idea, so I went back and earned a useless degree from the University of Texas, putting myself into even more debt just because I thought this is what you had to do to be ’successful.' * I spent those years re-creating the patterns of my childhood in my relationship, creating loads of unnecessary chaos, anger, fighting, yelling, cussing, and conflict. More so when drunk, which was most of the time. * Don’t have any concept of how to improve myself and so I turn to doctors, and they prescribed me drugs. * So for a while I allowed my happiness to be dependent on doctors and all kinds of drugs. * I finally hit rock bottom and made a commitment to take responsibility for my life. * Life got way better and my relationships improved, but I still didn’t really understand why I did what I did. * I started a business and worked very hard, creating massive success and an enviable life in Costa Rica. * But I didn’t feel comfortable in my amazing life and the old programs kicked back in. * I destroyed my business with procrastination, indecision, fear, and inconsistency. * And my relationship began to suffer. * And I found myself stuck in repeating loops of negative thoughts. * So I turned once again to drinking heavily to soothe myself. * And then I almost lost everything. Does any of this sound familiar to you? [Access your FREE 15-minute coaching call]( Now, this was the real wake up call in my life. I was forced to forced fully acknowledge the truth about my behavior and conduct in life. I realized that I could no longer wing it and leave my happiness and success to chance, or up the system. I had to approach my life with even greater consciousness and intention if I wanted to save my marriage and my family. So I began to more deeply study my mind, my emotional body, and what really drives human behavior. And what I found is that the mind is hackable, and everyday your mind is hacked by your environment. The things you see, hear, and think. And this ties in directly to the work I’ve been doing at Waking Times for that last ten years regarding mind control, social engineering and propaganda. The matrix wants to keep you weak, disconnected, unhealthy and living in lack. I am NOT okay with this, because I can see the destruction it brought to my own life, and as a self-sabotage coach I can see how this wreaks havoc in the lives of others. These days I am focused on decoding the relationship between your truest self and the manipulative world we live in, and am offering a number of services to assist you in navigating these challenging times. If you’d like to know how I can be of service to you, book a FREE 15-minute insight call with me, [HERE](. And if you’d like to catch part 2 of [Crack the Code of Self-Sabotage](, it’s happening this Sunday. Part 1 is up and posted already, so you can catch up before then. [CLICK HERE]( to get registered. Peace and Power, [_Dylan Charles]( [Register HERE for Crack the Code of Self-Sabotage]( Dylan Charles Editor, [Waking Times]( Host of [Battered Souls]( [Self-Mastery Coaching](On [Telegram]( Dylan Charles Editor, [Waking Times]( Host of [Battered Souls]( [Self-Mastery Coaching](On [Telegram]( Oh, here's a great gift idea for someone you love. Block EMF's and reduce stress. A win win! [CLICK HERE for MORE INFO.]( [Unsubscribe]( | Sent by Full Life Media, LLC PO Box 19754 • Asheville, NC • 28815-1754

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