Guiding nonconformist overachievers navigating midlife burnout and crisis, seeking peace, purpose, and a renewed sense of direction. If you wish to receive my emails, subscribe below...
The (deepest) root cause of anxiety
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Reader, "X" strategies to overcome anxiety Stuff like this ð won't get you out of your mess. So what is a permanent fix? Glad you asked. It's getting to the root cause. In the case of anxiety, But where is it coming from? From your past. From early times when you learned Because, for one reason or another, So you had to let go of it And now, decades later when You feel unsafe. Reconnecting to your innate authenticity + These are the key root-cause concepts I address in my new authenticity mini-course. The launch date is Monday - Apr. 29th Is overcoming your primal fears and living in alignment with your true nature of interest? I'll notify you when the course launches. Enrollment will be open for 5 days only. âHere's the link to be notified. In-joy your weekend ð â ðŠī I guide driven professionals to reconnect with their innate wisdom, unlocking the answers they seek â âIvanNikolov.com | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebookâ â |
Ivan Nikolov
Guiding nonconformist overachievers navigating midlife burnout and crisis, seeking peace, purpose, and a renewed sense of direction. If you wish to receive my emails, subscribe below...
Reader, I've made a decision... This is the last email I am sending to you. Here's why: My KPI these days is: Sense of satisfaction per unit of time (usually minutes) Honestly, I am no longer getting enough sense of satisfaction/fulfillment from crafting these emails every Sunday. Every week, I feel like I'm screaming into an empty, bottomless well. What I put together might be of value to some (and maybe to you). But I don't know about it. These days, I get far more fulfillment and...
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