marlo retweeted
Dropping new art when you’ve been away from X to actually make the art = absolutely brutal algo treatment
Bad for me but great for you if you haven’t been able to get hold of my work + you happen to see the drop post. Big advantage for notis-on crew 🔥
Thx to those sharing 🖤
I create trauma-informed audio activations for transforming your unconscious blocks into power, inspiration, and wealth
here’s a free mini-activation for reclaiming power over your life. let me know if you want more! 🌞
if you get back what you put out, then why hasn’t all your kindness and generosity paid off yet?
it’s not just about how you treat others, but how you treat yourself
if you’re constantly beating yourself up, hating yourself, or neglecting yourself, the world will reflect that
no one talks about how brutal it feels to work your ass off to become successful, but then still feel like garbage
you can certainly invest in things to make your life better, easier, or more joyful, but the money itself won’t fix the pain that you’ve been ignoring
a gratitude practice won’t do it either
it might even amplify your bad feelings, because “how dare you live a life that’s so blessed, and not appreciate it?” you might think
or “what kind of fool works that hard to feel exactly the same as they did before?”
I create audio activations to help people rewire themselves for more soul-aligned wealth and power through a guided journey inspired by my experience of deep healing with EMDR
They merge emotion and logic in a way that makes more positive beliefs and behaviours easy to adopt
big news!
i’ve been seriously locked in for the last few years, but not so much on art
i’ve been on a quest to heal from complex trauma, severe anxiety and depression, and complex chronic illness, and to create systems that can help others who are dealing with the same issues
i’ve even been able to help people who don’t have memories at all
this is not therapy. it’s just a very logic-based form of compassion combined with pattern recognition, that i’ve been able to access because of my deep first-hand understanding of trauma
it’s just kind words
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