Episode 303

Katja Lany Shares How Success is not happening here - in your head! | DFS 303

Get all the inside secrets and tools you need to help you develop your intuitive and leadership skills so you are on the path to the highest level of success with ease.

In this episode you will learn:


  • Where success starts
  • Intention setting
  • Practice makes better!



Connect with Katja Lany:


As a Joie de Vivre Energy Healer Katja Surya Lany supports others to access, clear & empower their subconscious for increased joy of life & empowered agency. 


Linked In:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/katja-lany/




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Listen in as Jennifer Takagi, founder of Takagi Consulting, 5X time Amazon.Com Best Selling-Author, Certified Soul Care Coach, Certified Jack Canfield Success Principle Trainer, Certified Professional Behavioral Analyst and Facilitator of the DISC Behavioral Profiles, Certified Change Style Indicator Facilitator, Law of Attraction Practitioner, and Certified Coaching Specialist - leadership entrepreneur, speaker and trainer, shares the lessons she’s learned along the way.  Each episode is designed to give you the tools, ideas, and inspiration to lead with integrity. Humor is a big part of Jennifer’s life, so expect a few puns and possibly some sarcasm.  Tune in for a motivational guest, a story or tips to take you even closer to that success you’ve been coveting.  Please share the episodes that inspired you the most and be sure to leave a comment.  


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Wishing you the best,


Jennifer Takagi

Speaker, Trainer, Author, Catalyst for Healing


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Transcript
Jennifer Takagi:

Good. Welcome to destined for success. I'm

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your host Jennifer Takagi and today is PATA Palooza Day. I

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love this day and I love all the people I get to meet, that I

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wouldn't necessarily run across with, and you get the benefit of

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the messages. Our next guest is Katya Lainey. And she has to us

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via Germany from Colorado. Katya, tell us a little bit

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about yourself and how you show up in the world?

Katja Lany:

Well, first of all, Jennifer, I'm so happy to be

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here with you and the listeners today. So thank you for your

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warm welcome and destined for success. Yeah, that's definitely

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a title that sparked my interest. And from my

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perspective, I would say, success is not happening here.

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Because I have found on my own healing journey, that it's the

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figuring out mode, the mentor, figuring out man, that kept me

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so stuck. And I am so so grateful for the mentors I've

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worked with for facilitating to me that shift from the mind into

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the body into my heart and warm because that's really where the

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magic lies. And now that I am talking to people that work with

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me, I am speaking of the shift from mentor figuring out mode to

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tracking mode. And it really is all about staying with that

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tracking what's going on in my body and really being very

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curious, whatever comes up, as I'm tuning within and right

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there, it's really crucial to have somebody who holds you

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accountable to not give up too soon. Because, as I have noticed

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myself, when when when I did it for the first time, there wasn't

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really a thing coming up, there was just a big numbness. But

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then when I had that stick with it knits. What eventually

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happened for me was that I had this felt sense of the first

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emotion. And when I stick with it longer, I could tune in to

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that emotion whenever I wanted it. And then that one emotion

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was joined by many emotions by all emotions. And then after

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even more time, I eventually got to that place where I could not

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only have that felt sense of my own emotions, but also I could

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feel other people's emotions in my body, even before they could

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feel it. And there's so

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I love this a lot, because I often talk about

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how you have to be still. And like hearing God, you have to be

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still to hear your inner voice, you have to be still. So I'm

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loving this whole train of thought. But when you say, I

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can't remember how you put it now, I sat with it. And then I

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had this emotion. What did that mean? Like? Are you just being

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still are you meditating? Are you working with somebody and

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they're guiding you like, what what does that mean?

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What I mean was that is just having that intention to

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notice whatever is coming up when I'm attuning within. And

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that is in such big contrast to what I used to do this mentally

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figuring out and shifting that to tracking in your body in your

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viscera, what's, what's there and just sticking with it. And

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keep asking that question. What does my body want to communicate

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to me? And

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so when you do this, and you're asking those

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those really great questions. Are you sitting still? Is this

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something you do just walking down the street? Is it just like

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second nature for you now? That's what I'm hoping to

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embrace and figure it out for myself. Yeah.

Katja Lany:

I would call that meditation. Okay, for me, that

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means Yeah. sitting, sitting still, and having that intention

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to find out what the body wants to have me no.

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I love that. And again, we often don't sit

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still, we often are in a constant state of movement,

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whether we're physically moved me moving or mentally moving, we

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just are constantly go go. And I, I've had some knee issues

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lately. And I was very disappointed because I had been

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working out my knees had been better than they had been. And

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then like, the gig was up, it was like done. And somebody

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goes, well, how much have you been traveling? It I was like,

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well, that shouldn't matter. And, like, in November alone, I

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went on four different turnips. And so like, when you're gone

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that much, and you're not taking care of your body, then it not

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tuning in, it's gonna scream back. And one way or the other

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is gonna stand up and yell, yeah, yeah,

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that's a minor thing that I wanted to comment to.

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When people are in their head space, it's just so noisy there

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is this mental chatter going on that is just so loud. And that's

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overriding that voice of intuition that I want people to

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gain access to end. I would describe it in in a way that I

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was in this second guessing stage that is, so no matter when

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I'm coming from that mind space, right? I try to make a decision

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I try to figure out and next step, and I immediately second

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guess what my mind is coming up with. And that's so frustrating,

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and it just drives people crazy. It should drive me crazy. But

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when I can drop from there into my body, and listen to that

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intuitive knowing that is always there, but sometimes not really

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accessible to you to the mental noise, then I am really guided

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to what is the best next step for me, what is the best

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decision and this second guessing isn't even an issue?

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I love that there's a meditation I was

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guided to a number of years ago. And one of the things he says

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is, just throughout the day, ask yourself, what is the next best

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step I can take? And like that curiosity and asking. So when

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you I get caught up on time sometimes. And some people do

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meditations in there for a very long period of time, like, a

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long time. And then there are other people that do short

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meditations. And so is there a shortcut? Or does it have to

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take a long time? Or is it just being so incredibly present in

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that moment that you feel it and no, it? Is it just practice? I

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don't know if I'm asking the question, right. But maybe you

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get locked out ski. Yeah.

Katja Lany:

It's it's certainly true with meditation as it is

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with so many things that practice makes you better at

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what you're trying to get at. Yeah. So of course, when you

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just died out meditating that way, then it might take a little

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bit longer, but you can surely get to a point place with just a

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few breaths out already enough to hear that intuitive wisdom

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that we are aiming for. And I often say, when somebody is in a

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state of freak out, it's totally possible to calm down with just

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a handful of breast. And the difference is that in our

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everyday life, we are used to breathing unconsciously. But

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it's important to shift that unconscious breathing, to

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breathing with intention to breathe consciously. And that's

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that's where the magic lies.

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It is so important because we ended up

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holding our breath. Years ago, I was trying to quit smoking. And

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in one of the books that I was reading on, you know, God has to

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quit. I've since quit, I quit in March of 2007, I think it was.

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But one of the things was when you smoke, you take a drag off a

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cigarette, and then you like suck it in a little deeper and

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before you exhale. And so one of the problems is you quit

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smoking, and you don't know how to take in a good deep breath.

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And hold it for a second without the cigarette like because you

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think that's the only way to do it. But we can obviously do it

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with that. Do you have some tips on breathing? Because breathing?

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I'm obviously the breath of life. If you don't breathe,

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you're dead. Right? So their options? Choice. So do you have

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any suggestions on breathing and breathing mindfully? I guess?

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Yeah,

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it's so funny. You should think that breathing is

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something that is easy, right? But it happens so often that we

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unlearn the natural way to breathe. So my tip would be just

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watch little baby, they are experts at breathing the right

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way. And when you when you are together with a little one, you

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can see how they're so in their lower belly, and you can watch

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them have their belly rise on the inhale, and then fall on the

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exhale again. And when people are very stressed and not

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breathing in their lower belly, they're breathing way up higher

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in their body. And it can look like this.

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I love that. So people who are on the the audio

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version of this that she inhaled her, her shoulders rose up to

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her ears, it was like up and down, up and down, up and down

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with the shoulders. And I resonate with this. I've been in

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physical therapy and it's for my knee. But I was there when I was

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like, Hey, can you help me with this shoulder? It's just really

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tight. I don't know what I did. But all of a sudden, I don't

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have the mobility in this shoulder. As she said yes. And

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she's kind of moving my shoulder around. And she found like a

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sore spot. And I was like, there she is you need to bring

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Jennifer, I can't stretch this out. If you didn't bring it. I

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was like maybe you should quit that. And then I'll try to

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breathe. But it's really hard when you're when something

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hurts. We naturally hold our breath and tense up right when

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what we should do is take a really deep breath and what do

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they say breathe through it.

Katja Lany:

Yeah, yeah. And those stressful experiences that

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we have been going through in our lifetime they are held in

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the body. So the wrong thing to do is really what I used to

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think was the right thing is to put more information into my

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mind. I was always thinking, Oh, I just need to take that one

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more course. I just need to read that one more book, but it's not

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about adding more information to the head. It's about subs

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tracting the stresses the trauma out of the body. And that is a

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big insight that it's not about adding more information. It's

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about pulling out the trauma from your nervous system from

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your physicality.

Jennifer Takagi:

And so is that what you do when you work with

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clients? Do you help release that you remove that? Tell us a

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little bit about that? Yeah,

Katja Lany:

I am working as a would be energy healer. And I

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have found that not all the people are familiar with that

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term, it's just a French way of saying, joy of life. And that

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makes so much sense. Because when somebody is in this pattern

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of wanting to figure things out mentally, and self sabotaging

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them, that sucks the joy of live right out of you. And it really

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is important to shift that pattern that default, to a place

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where I am more curious about what's going on inside of my

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body and being with whatever is coming to the surface there. And

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then feeling everything that's bubbling up fully and

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completely. And I have become such a big advocate of feeling

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all the fears, because that's really what they want, they want

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to be felt completely. And when somebody is describing this

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challenge with being stuck or trapped, somehow, that is what

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that is all about. It's feelings that are trapped in in the body,

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and they want to be felt fully and completely. And there's

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really no way around that. And if somebody says, I'm just too

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scared to commit to that, and it's basically only a

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postponing, but as I said, There's no way around it, if you

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want to get unstuck, then this is what it is really about to

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really have that felt sense of any and all emotions, whether

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that is fear, or sadness, or anger really go into that felt

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sense of the emotion. And once they are felt completely, that's

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when they are really integrated. And you can have that

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breakthrough that you are so yearning for.

Jennifer Takagi:

Oh my gosh, I love this and the work I do.

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Because I do energy healing work also. And through the work and

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the in the studies, they're showing that a trapped emotion

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such as fear, or terror, or abandonment is roughly the size

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of a fist. And so if you've got multiple trapped emotions, which

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we most do, because it's live, right? If you have all these

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trapped emotions and size of a fist throughout your system,

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then oxygen isn't gonna flow well, blood isn't gonna flow

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well. Toxins aren't going to flow out well. And that's when

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you end up.

Katja Lany:

Really talk those fists out of your body, you

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really need to fear the emotion and it is certainly doable, I

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have done it. So anybody can do it.

Jennifer Takagi:

Right? Right, that we you know, we don't even

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we're not even aware, right? We're not aware. So that goes

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back to as we're getting closer our time. That goes back to the

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idea of meditating or being quiet, however, that looks for

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you. So that you can be quiet and start noticing what's going

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on in your body. And then breathing so that you can get

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the right oxygen and breathe, breathe like a baby, get those

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belly breaths. I had a coach Cheryl and she would always say,

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I want to see a belly breath. I want your belly to rise and then

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fall. So that's that baby breath there. And then that last part

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is really just feeling the feelings as they come up. So if

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someone wants to work with you, what does that look like? And I

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think you have a free gift for our audience. So what do you got

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for us? Gotcha.

Katja Lany:

I do have a a free gift. And it's a PDF called

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three tips for safety and security. Because I have noticed

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that without the sense of safety, you can't even begin

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doing shadow work like this, you need to have that sense of

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safety first. So that's why I'm offering that as a free gift to

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people to to get those those tips, and it is through the body

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through the breathing, that the sense of safety is created best.

Jennifer Takagi:

Oh my gosh, I love that. So those of you who

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are on your phone listening to this podcast episode, it'll be

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in the show notes. So you just have to scroll down a little bit

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and click the show notes. Grab the link and get this PDF three

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tips for safety and security. That is awesome. So let's do

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that. Is that the best way to get in contact with you? Or do

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you have a website or someplace else that you would like them to

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connect with you?

Katja Lany:

I usually connect with people via email and that's

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very easy. It's my name katia.learned@gmail.com Or I can

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also be very easily found on Facebook so people can reach out

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to me there via Facebook Messenger. All right,

Jennifer Takagi:

and that's Katya KT, ja, Lani, LA and why

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is it Laney aslani@gmail.com or on Facebook. Gotcha. This has

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been so great. We were trying for the last couple hours to

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make sure we were going to be able to connect and I'm so happy

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that we did. Thank you for your insights.

Katja Lany:

Thank you Sandra. Thank you. Oh

Jennifer Takagi:

I'm Jennifer Takagi with destined for

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success. I look forward to connecting with you soon.

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I am Jennifer Takagi, an Executive Leadership + Communication Coach who teaches leaders how to play well at work so they can drive better performance from people they lead, increase profitability and create a purposeful workplace where people want to come and play—productively.