Things we do not like about ourselves we project onto others in such a subconscious way that we don't even realize what are real fears are. I do this all the time with my fiancee and everything that I do not like about myself, I pour my frustration onto her. It's almost I'm subconsciously saying she is the root cause of my insecurities. This is something that happens so often in our relationships with others. And we feel we are the victim. But the problem is that for as long as we fixate on the other person's behavior, we will not see the main problem which is the root cause of my over reaction to another person's behavior. All that person is doing is triggering something that already exists within us. Thus the problem is not the other person's behavior, but to find out what is the other person's behavior triggering within you. In this podcast coaching session, Josh holds this frustration and hatred toward his ex-fiancee in how she is trying to damage the relationship between him and his son. Although he has every right to be angry, in this session it will become very evident that the main problem is not her behavior but what her behavior is triggering within him that Josh is yet to realize.