Stay Neutral and Your Triggers Lose Power | Chris Lee
“YOU HAVE NO CONTROL OVER OTHER PEOPLE, BUT YOU HAVE TOTAL CONTROL OVER YOURSELF.”
Do you ever feel like there’s certain things that just set you off? Certain subjects that send you into a blind rage?
We all go through it. There was a period in my life, well honestly it was most of my life, I was explosive. Even if a little thing would trigger me, I found myself exploding. In those moments, I would reflect - and I know that wasn’t me.
The truth is, it wasn’t me. It was my reaction. More importantly, it wasn’t my reaction to what was really happening. I was reacting to things in my past.
Previous events I was holding on to, and constantly judging, were making me react in an explosive manner. Events would trigger these memories on a subconscious level, and everything that built up would come out all at once.
I was able to find a place of peace with my past and find a place of neutrality, thanks to the help of today’s guest: Chris Lee.
Chris Lee is a transformational facilitator and coach (and TV personality) that has been doing deep work for 30 years. This is also the 14th (yes, 14th) time he’s been on the show.
On this episode of The School of Greatness, we discuss how you can achieve a neutral mindset. Not only will you get the theory behind the work, but you’ll also walk away with actionable steps you can take today to make that happen.
Don’t be caught reacting to your triggers, creating an image of yourself you don’t want others to see ever again.
Chris has been my coach for years on this exact topic, and I'm so excited for you to hear his wisdom as well.
Learn how you can create a neutral mind-frame that allows for clarity on Episode 646.
Some Questions I Ask:
How can we have more results in our lives? (7:44)
So what is step one to create a neutral life? (18:00)
How do you handle not letting wild kids trigger you? (19:26)
Do you recommend having a mantra if things seem too out of control? (21:34)
What’s the next point for staying neutral? (32:34)
What’s something you’ve learned about yourself that’s surprised you in the last year? (38:54)
What’s the thing you need to master still that will take you to another level? (41:34)
In This Episode You Will Learn:
How holding onto judgment will create negative reactions (10:54)
The truth about every event in life (12:10)
What neutrality really is (20:06)
Another way to achieve neutrality when you’re triggered (23:16)
How the greatest athletes are neutral (26:21)
What you need to do now to overcome triggers (28:07)
The importance of a neutral accountability buddy (30:26)
Your action steps after this episode is over (36:00)
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