Andrea Vitz
Andrea Vitz, Jon Leon Guerrero
01-13-2022 Harnessing The Hulk
01-13-2022 Harnessing The Hulk
01-13-2022 Harnessing The Hulk
Thursday 13th January 2022
Explore Incredible Hulk Syndrome with Dr. Vitz and Jon, learning how to turn emotional chaos into strength on 'Levelheaded Talk'.
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Get the buttons here!Unleashing Your Inner Hulk: Turning Emotional Chaos into Strength
The hulk is perfect. Now, I believe that the hulk can only come from our biochemical state changing. When we become emotionally drunk, when we become threatened, when we become an adversary, that's when our intoxicated identity comes out full throttle.
Ever feel like you have a raging Hulk inside you when emotions run high? In this episode of 'Levelheaded Talk', Dr. Andrea Vitz and Jon Leon Guerrero dive into the concept of Incredible Hulk Syndrome, a fascinating idea that many of us can relate to. They explore how this syndrome symbolizes our intoxicated identity, making us feel like we're two different people when emotions take over.
The conversation gets real as they discuss how early age trauma can shape our personalities and leave lasting imprints that we often mistake for our true selves. But it’s not all doom and gloom! Dr. Vitz offers practical tips and training to help you eliminate Hulk Syndrome and harness your inner Hulk for good. She emphasizes the power of intentionality, showing how you can channel the strength and aggression of your emotional outbursts into positive actions.
Whether you're battling with your emotions or looking to understand yourself better, this episode is packed with insights and hope. Tune in for an engaging and authentic conversation that might just change how you see your emotional self.