Why is it so hard to heal?

It is our desire to heal ourselves of our pain and problems, but it seems so complex, doesn’t it?

Are you struggling with PTSD, anxiety or depression?

This breaks my heart.

I see so many people wish they can end their struggle with emotional pain and difficult relationships. They don’t get why they still feel so bad despite all of their hard work. This is devastating and confusing. Without another explanation, they end up blaming themselves for not feeling better. This adds insult to injury.

Why do our problems take up so much head space that sometimes we have trouble seeing our way through?

In today’s video, I answer this question. Researched from thousands of conversations, I’ve discovered some common barriers in the people with pain and problems who struggle to heal.

This information will empower you to break through those last barriers and get yourself moving on to a brighter future. You deserve it.

Why is it so hard to heal?

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Here are four main barriers to healing from emotional pain and how to break through them:

1. You’re worried that it might feel worse than before.

We’re afraid that healing is “out of control” because it’s unknown. What if it’s worse?  Can’t happen! Healing by definition is better. It can not be worse than you’re feeling now. Try it. Go for it. Let go of that worry that it’s going to be worse or it’s going to be out of control because right now you’re feeling out of control and feeling a lot of pain. It’s going to be better. Healing is by definition better.

2. You wonder if you deserve it.

Tons of things happened to us and we don’t deserve those things. We don’t know why bad things happened to us but bad things happen to good people all the time and it doesn’t say anything about whether you’re a good person or not. It’s not your responsibility, you did not cause it. This is how to break through. Repeat yourself over and over, “I did not deserve it”, “I did not deserve it.” That will help you break through.

3. You think that the other person who hurt you will get away with it scot-free.

Nobody gets away with anything scot-free. And just because you heal and you take yourself out of the pin of what happened to you that’s holding you down, it doesn’t mean the person who hurt you gets away. It means you got away. You got away and now you have a new opportunity to live happier and freer and without anxiety and without that emotional pain any longer.

4. You are not quite sure it’s possible for you to heal.

You see so many people healing and you hear about their stories and you think, “it’s not for me because I’ve tried and it doesn’t work.” Sometimes we try a million things and it takes many years but it’s possible. You will get there just like everybody else gets there. Don’t give up. You are so worth this. So worth this journey and so worth feeling better.

It is possible for you because I’ve seen thousands of people who thought it was impossible for them to get better. Don’t let these barriers hold you down any longer.

What are you going to do to shine through them?