Success In Mind; Motivation, and Inspiration for Entrepreneurs

Why You Keep Manifesting Chaos (And How to stop It!)


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Ep. 389: If your life feels like a loop of chaos, constant drama, burnout, or back-to-back “why does this keep happening?” moments, this episode is for you.

Teri Holland, high-performance coach and hypnotherapist, reveals why your subconscious might actually believe that chaos equals safety. You’ll learn how early programming, nervous-system conditioning, and identity patterns keep recreating stress, overwhelm, and emotional rollercoasters, and how to finally rewire your mind for calm, consistency, and success.

Inside this episode:

  • The neuroscience behind your subconscious addiction to chaos

  • Why your mind mistakes familiar for safe (even when it’s painful)

  • How childhood unpredictability becomes adult self-sabotage

  • A simple NLP-based exercise to retrain your nervous system for peace

  • How to manifest from calm instead of crisis

    Key takeaway:
    You’re not addicted to chaos; your nervous system is addicted to familiarity. Once you teach your body that calm is safe, chaos stops feeling like home.

    Resources & Links

    Learn more or work with Teri: www.teriholland.ca
    Follow Teri on Instagram → @theteriholland

    Chapters

    00:00 Understanding the Cycle of Chaos
    03:53 Breaking the Pattern of Chaos
    08:57 Embracing Calm and Success

     
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