
Heal from a breakup with a guided journey of self-discovery, acceptance, and meditation, building confidence, leadership skills, and self-esteem before dating again.
Learn that breakup pain is normal and shared, and discover a process of healthy healing by acknowledging emotions, removing toxic influences, letting go of the past, and building self-regulating habits.
Establish self-regulating behaviors to guide healing after a breakup, such as sleep discipline, accountability, limiting contact, writing them down, and avoiding rebound risks like alcohol or promiscuous behavior.
Identify the 3 vices ,... however cuddle that are holding you back.
For me they were:
Porn, Going to bed late, and Drinking.
and focus on adding 3 habits that empower you.
it can be :
Studying, working out, and meditating ... every day.. for example.
this is a very important step.. work on it.
Here we discuss the importance of meditation and
how it will help you cope and get through the hard emotions.
What do you want to create?
You're going to have a lot of pent up energy, emotions, and free time.
Rick Rubin once said, " Sadness is a great well to draw from."
Explore how months four through six after a breakup focus on healing, clarity, and purposeful work, encouraging meditation, rest, personal projects, and defining your next chapter.
Develop daily routines—meditation, exercise, proper sleep, and healthy eating—to cope with a breakup. Cultivate purpose and resilience to shield yourself from toxic people and leave a meaningful legacy.
Discover practical steps for healing after a breakup, including meditation, working out, and growth in health and confidence.
When we go through a break up, it can seem that we will never love again.
... whether we come out of it asking "whats love got to do with it? " like Tina Turner
.... or we "Start looking for our soul mate" .... or we simply live on, and move on.
... Those of us that get through it, come out better for it. Wiser, more experienced, and knowing what to avoid, and what
we are really looking for in a partner.
I myself have gone through three break ups; all three being longer than three year relationships each.
Its not easy. And I'm grateful to write that its not been easy, and while thats true, I'm also grateful to report, there is hope, and
you can rebuild.
A friend once asked me, "Whats the easiest way to get over a break up? "
I told him, "Let go of the idea that its going to be easy." Real healing will take work.
Until we star the exploration of exactly what led you here, you're not going to be able to stop the patters that are holding you back.
This is not going to be the end all be all solution to your break up.
What it will be is a start to real coaching and mentorship in this process.
As I type this, I promise you, things get better, and you will be ok.
... Lets walk towards healing together.
Sincerely,
Jacob Adams
P.S.
Yes friend, I know its really hard sometimes and it can feel terrible. I know
thats why I made this course.