Caring for the Inner Child Notes

Positive childhood experiences more often equates to optimism.
Negative childhood experiences more often equates to pessimism.
Gray area can be considered as mixture: black & white, past & future.
Defense mechanism: “I don’t want to talk about it.”
The link (or chain) to both is embedded in the past which results in cycles of routine behavior.
Past rejections can result in rebellion against authority.
First you have to deal with your inner child.
Lay a foundation of trust through consistency: Building others up causes them to move forward.
Walls that have been built from the past are barriers to breakthrough.
Recognize the past, relate to the person, respect the person and restore their life.

Marcus L. Cage

Kingdom Visionary Network

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