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Tony Robbins - emotions Take new look emotions we see as negative may be our best friends (opposite to the script!) How do people deal? 1. They avoid them try not to feel them. a. Rejection 2. I ll endure it but deny it 3. Competition you think its bad let me tell you how I feel! 4. Learn from them and utilize them a. Where do they come from do they just attack us like a virus? b. Or from other people i. You feel loved cos you choose to create those feelings in yourself ii. You allow yourself to feel those sensations iii. You have rules; criteria iv. Then at that moment when all those criteria are met, you, in your own body, create the terms that you call love you release those sensations c. Conversely if you feel bad angry, overwhelmed, depressed, frustrated, lonely i. All these emotions also created by only one person 1. By what you choose to focus on 2. The meaning you choose to attach to any experience in life ii. How you feel at any given time is the result of the meaning you have given to your experience iii. Example man opens door for a woman iv. What we feel not based on our experience, but our interpretation of our experience (What you look for is what you see, what you see is what you become) v. It s the way we represent our experience that determines how we feel re present vi. WE MUST MAKE SURE THE EMOTIONS WE FEEL ARE APPROPRIATE vii. EVERY EMOTION SERVES US AS LONG AS WE INTERPRET IT IN A WAY THAT ADDS A POWERFUL MEANING TO OUR LIFE. SOMETHING THAT MOVES US FORWARDS INSTEAD OF BACKWARDS THINK ABOUT SOMETHING YOU D LIKE TO HAPPEN IN THE FUTURE HOPE IT WILL HAPPEN. Notice how this feels

Now expect it to happen notice difference to HOPE you do control your emotions. It s the way you INTERPRET the environment that determines ve or +ve you give yourself All emotions have different components Why do we have emotions? -ve emotions serve a very powerful positive purpose a signal that a change is needed. Ex. FEAR giving you a signal you must prepare EVERY EMOTION HAS A MESSAGE FOR YOU what you must do NOT make it wrong; NOT avoid it; not criticise yourself for feeling it. Do 6 things 1. Identify what the emotion is 2. Acknowledge and appreciate the message it is offering you 3. Get incredibly curious about what it is offering you a. How could you use this to make your life better? b. Is this what you want? c. Do you need to change the way you are looking at the world; the way you are acting? 4. Get yourself to feel re-assured hey I ve worked this out in the past; you ve made it through this emotion before 5. Get yourself certain you can handle anything like it in the future by rehearsing using this emotion as a tool of empowerment 6. Take action and change your whole life Model 10 categories of Emotion 1. Uncomfortable a. Boredom; impatient; uneasy; distressed; mildly embarrassed 2. Fear a. Concern; apprehension; worry; anxiety; scared; terrified 3. Hurt a. Most from sense of loss; 4. Anger a. Mildly irritated; angry; livid; resentful; furious; enraged 5. Frustration a. Linked to being held back or hindered 6. Disappointment a. Sad; defeated; 7. Guilt a. The emotions of regret

8. Inadequacy a. Less man; unworthy 9. Overloaded a. Overwhelmed; hopeless; depressed b. More than you can possibly deal with 10. Lonely a. Alone; apart; separate from All there for a reason to give us a message that something needs to change. One of 2 things Identify the signal get down to the core emotion look through the list Action signals Signals to take action to re-evaluate the way you are perceiving something or the way you are proceeding. The way you are behaving or communicating around other people or situations in other words they are going to tell us we got to make a change in order to get what we really want. They are not ve or bad they are there to serve us. 1. Identify the signal. That simply means where does it fit in here? a. Example rejection was just uncomfortable for you. Turned to kiss Wife reading or writing they didn t really reciprocate. Didn t feel hurt or angry just a little uncomfortable. i. The signal Being Uncomfortable is calling to your attention a message 1.. realise you need to change your state. Whatever happens in the state you re in you are not going to appreciate it. You re not going to be resourceful in terms of understanding what things really mean. Example feeling in a state of uncomfortable going to start to hallucinate Wife not loving to me does that mean they are not interested in me anymore? we tend to hallucinate when we get an un-resourceful state. 2. When you get uncomfortable first message from that signal is Change your state; 2. Clarify what you want THAT S WHAT THE SIGNAL IS TRYING TO TELL YOU. Don t just be uncomfortable what do you want? 3. Immediately take action in that direction a. Communicate your desire or do something that expresses it. b. Make sure you do something until you achieve what you want and are no longer uncomfortable. Its literally THAT simple

Lets say you feel rejected to the point where you call it Hurt What s the message of Hurt? That signal is giving you a different message. The message there is that there is an expectation that s not been met and you have a sense of loss. That s why its more intense than being uncomfortable feel like you ve lost something. The Challenge - WHEN YOU IDENTIFY THE MESSAGE YOU MUST IMMEDIATELY CLARIFY WHAT NEEDS TO BE CHANGED (Clarify what you Want) WHENEVER YOU HAVE WHAT YOU USED TO CALL A NEGATIVE EMOTION YOU NOW CALL IT AN ACTION SIGNAL YOU NEED TO CHANGE ONE OF TWO THINGS EITHER YOUR PERCEPTION OR YOUR PROCEDURE (that could be changing you or changing them, ie The Situation) Perception might be you feel hurt wife doesn t love you so much. That Hurt is a lot more painful than just feeling uncomfortable. The Point is is this an appropriate emotion for you to feel based on this situation in this time with this person? Always ask this question whenever we have an emotion (fits with CBT!). We know that we have that signal; we need to first identify it and second immediately appreciate this signal is offering us a message and the message is We need to change. Perception might be This person doesn t love me do we need to change our perception? Do we have some rules that are inappropriate in this situation? The answer is probably Yes. The person just wrapped in something because they are immersed Message is we need to change our perception or our procedure otherwise you ll feel pain for no reason. Perception maybe they are just wrapped up in something so need to change your perception Procedure maybe a signal to you - maybe not communicating your real needs or your behaviour doesn t want them to feel loved That s the basis of all these action messages Hey you ve got to select a new outcome Maybe the way you are communicating doesn t make them want to feel loved right now.

Say you come to the door and they don t rush and hug you. What s the message? Maybe one of anger the message you have a standard in your life something important that s not being met by another person or maybe not being met by you. Signal maybe you need to change your perception or your procedure. Eg I m not treating them in a very loving way, no wonder they are giving me this feedback I need to change me Always getting the message Identifying the Signal Appreciating the message knowing the message telling us either need to change our perception or our procedure the way we are communicating; the way we are behaving. If you are feeling pain it s a message that you either need to change the way you are looking at things and therefore what they mean to you, or change the way you are communicating your desires or needs to someone, or change the way you are behaving. That s the basis of all these action messages telling you you ve got to set a new outcome and move in a new direction, otherwise you are going to stay in pain. If you ignore one of these messages, it doesn t go away it intensifies. Once you ve identified the signal, the second step - Appreciate the message- respect that emotion appreciate it it has a message for you don t dismiss it (GoMad 4 states of whining dog do nothing; change me; change situation; get out). It means you ve got to change. But it also means something very specific depending on which emotion of the 10 categories. The 10 messages 1. Uncomfortable a. Change state; clarify what you want take action in that direction 2. Fear a. Need to prepare ourselves to deal or avoid ve consequences b. GET PREPARED! c. Doing a speech tend to surrender to the emotion rather than recognise and prepare 3. Hurt a. You have expectation not met feeling of loss b. Tells us have to evaluate is there really a loss? c. Maybe didn t communicate change way 4. Anger a. Is outgrowth of hurt b. How we deal determine pain or pleasure

c. Perception just your standards, not everyhones d. Procedure - Communicate you have a standard; NOT beat up 5. Frustration a. Need to change your approach 6. Disappointment a. Signal need to realise outcome not going to happen unless change expectation. Change goal a bit. God s delays are not God s denials 7. Guilt a. Serves you if you hear the message i. Violated one of your own standards ii. Get the message instead of being over-whelmed. 8. Inadequacy a. Message do something to get better in this category right away b. First is this really an appropriate emotion? c. Practice to get better 9. Overloaded a. Message re-evaluate what is most important b. Prioritise c. Take first one and do something about it CHANGE STATE 10. Lonely a. What is the message? i. What you are doing right now isn t working ii. Need a certain connection with people iii. What kind? Someone to talk to? iv. Or rules are too hard to meet The six steps 1. Immediately identify the signal 2. Appreciate the message a. Perception b. Procedure c. What is the SPECIFIC message? 3. Get curious a. What do I REALLY want to feel? b. What would it take to make that happen? c. The 4 questions i. Identified challenge 1. You appreciate the message 2. You respect the fact your emotions are helping you 3. They are giving you a signal so how do you want to feel? ii. What would I have to believe in order to feel this way? iii. What am I willing to do to handle this right now?

iv. What can I learn from this? 4. Get confident a. Remember times when handled in past 5. Get certain a. Imagine coming up with different ways of handling the emotion 6. Get excited and take action 10 emotions and 6 steps How get good? DO IT!!! 10 quick emotions to plant 1. Love and warmth 2. Appreciative & Grateful 3. Curiosity 4. Get excited and passionate every day 5. Determination 6. Flexibility 7. Confidence - Faith 8. Be Cheerful 9. Feeling Healthy 10. A sense of contribution Summary This will be interesting to try! It s an amalgam of CCC feelings are equally valid as data GoMAD whining Dog Tim WYSIWYG CBT However it assumes that all feelings have valid messages behind them? Wilkins would argue 180 degree that the script is CRAP and don t value it. This says value the ALL? CBT talks Thinking Errors. This simply says that all feelings are valid and a clue to something to take notice of. That is far closer to CCC and far more rational rather than suggesting we have an evil twin. Lets try it out!