Years ago Steve took some nail polish and painted his black rimmed glasses as an expression of healing and understanding who he really is. Today's content speaks of Carol Tuttle's Energy Profiling system. Go to www.dressingyourtruth.com to understand the process, but in this episode we talk about the stories and the healing that everyone needs! 

You can't complain your way to a better life. The more you complain about your present, you sabotage your future.

How we lost and then got back $35,000 just from being "content" and how dreaming paved a new future for us. 

In this episode we talk about essential oils and the specific emotional benefits we've received from using them as our primary health modality. In fact, we talk about how over the course of nine years of using oils that we have determined to use them as our scepter of power, our first line of defense for our health needs. Take a listen and be amazed! 

Jenny discovered the foods that caused inflammation to increase, that caused her depression to get worse, and made her body hurt. In this episode we talk about the process of discovering foods that cause pain and then having the courage to eliminate those things over time. 

In this episode we continue on our origin story journey by discussing the concept of treating yourself like a thoroughbred. 

Thoroughbred horses eat in a very supportive way. Let's talk about what that looks like for you.

Jenny's origin study on anti-depressants and anti-anxiety drugs.

Test Anxiety afflicted Jenny during her college years. Feeling stupid for studying everything and having it leave her brain when the anxiety of testing arose. 

"Depression Makes The Soul Disappear" - Jenny

Jenny's experience with postpartum psychosis after the delivery of our first child. 

Jenny was told, "Never stop taking your meds." 

"Gather information then feel the decision." 

"Study things out, gather perspective from different sources, and then FEEL the right decision." - Steve 

Fighting any illness with anger is the wrong way to heal. 

"When depression shows up, I welcome him as a friend." - Jenny