June 26, 2025 • 29 mins
In this powerful episode recorded in Cancun, Mike and Angie reflect on how far their family has come—from toxic, chaotic vacations rooted in escapism and conflict, to conscious travel experiences centered around peace, healing, and generational transformation. They pull back the curtain on the realities of generational trauma, how nervous systems become conditioned to chaos, and what it takes to rewire for peace and presence. You'll hear deeply personal stories from their past and the work they continue to do on themselves and in their family today.
If you’ve ever struggled to enjoy success, felt anxious even in moments of rest, or watched patterns repeat across generations—you’re not alone. This episode reminds us that nervous system healing isn’t just personal—it’s generational.
Key Takeaways:
- Family transformation takes time, honesty, and deep inner work—healing one nervous system at a time.
- Vacations used to be a form of escapism fueled by alcohol and control; now, they’re containers for conscious presence and joy.
- Children absorb the energetic imprint of their environment, and it takes intention to break that cycle.
- Even when chaos is gone, the body may still be wired for it—healing requires consistent inner awareness and release.
- Financial success doesn’t guarantee safety; true security comes from emotional regulation and nervous system health.
Notable Quotes (Word-for-Word):
- “We were all operating at the highest level of our consciousness and awareness. Just most of the time it wasn't very good.”
- “Our beautiful, amazing daughters that we love so much were in our space and we thought it was just normal just to argue and get visceral with their little tender bodies, their sensitive bodies absorbing all this chaos.”
- “Your central nervous system is built and wired from the past, from experiences, from traumas… to operate from survival mode even in the absence of danger.”
- “You're no longer in the environment of that shit—the drama, the conflict—but for whatever reason your central nervous system still expects it.”
- “We experience safety and security in our body, not in our bank account.”
Music Credit: "What's Left of Me" by Wes Hoffman & Friends
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This episode is a powerful reminder that the quality of your life doesn’t come from the next goal, the next trip, or the next win — it comes from the energy you live in every day. If you’ve been outsourcing peace to your environment, this is your invitation to reclaim it from within. Join us as we unpack what it means to lead a family, a business, and a life from nervous system regulation, emotional truth, and deep personal power.
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Do you ever wake up feeling like there's something
missing in your life?
Do you ever feel the need toescape your business?
Are you running your life or isyour life running you?
I'm Mike Kitko and I'll helpyou design and create a life so
authentic and aligned with whoyou really are that you'll get
excited just to wake up.
I'll help you create realwealth, success and freedom from
the inside out.
(00:23):
Welcome to the Inner WealthPodcast, where we learn and
choose to live inspired each andevery day.
Hey guys, mike and Angie thistime so we've been doing more
and more of these.
I know episode 200, we just hadour like celebration, our 200th
(00:45):
episode celebration.
This time we're just we'recelebrating something different.
Our older daughter graduatedfrom college a couple of weeks
ago and we're in Cancun and wegot the whole family here and
that is going to be the messageand the core message of this
podcast.
Because we're watching podcast,because we're watching.
(01:10):
We're watching triggering andhealing and growth and evolution
, and not lack of growth andlack of evolution.
We're watching the whole thingplay out within our family.
We kind of wanted to share thatwith you.
Speaker 2 (01:17):
Yeah, real quick just want to give.
We're at the beautiful RoyaltonChic Suites in Cancun and this
place is absolutely amazing.
Highly recommend it.
We've got an amazing butlerstaff here, which is something
we've never done before.
We have two people dedicated tous all week and they've just
done a really great job ofmaking us feel welcome and
special and putting balloons inKatie's room to celebrate her
(01:39):
graduation.
Just yeah, I just want to givea quick thanks to them.
Speaker 1 (01:50):
Yeah, and planning this, and you went above and
beyond.
We've got a.
We don't have a room, we have asuite.
So we've got, we've got ajacuzzi.
We're sitting right next to ourjacuzzi and we've got, uh, two
jacuzzi tubs inside.
We've got a pool table.
We've got a stock kitchen,we've got a stocked fridge,
we've got butlers we have threestocked fridges three stocked
fridges yep.
Three stocked fridges Yep.
One in each of the bedrooms andthen one in a full kitchen.
Speaker 2 (02:06):
I love planning travel, so I could talk about
that all day.
Speaker 1 (02:09):
Yeah, it seems like our standards for vacation.
I told Angie I said she kind ofscrewed this one up because we
keep leveling up in the qualitythat we keep experiencing and
it's like the standard goes up.
I don't want to fall below thestandard.
This is amazing.
So let's let's talk a littlebit about the evolution of our
(02:29):
family.
All right, and there's, we wantto bring you inside of our
family.
Our girls probably aren't goingto like that.
We're sharing this.
Speaker 2 (02:36):
They probably won't ever listen to it.
Speaker 1 (02:39):
They probably won't listen, but I don't think they
would love if they knew what wewere going to talk about.
But let's go back to Mexico 15years ago.
Ok, let's talk about tell thestories of where our family was,
what vacation was for us, whatwe were doing and how, how we
(03:00):
showed up in our vacation.
Speaker 2 (03:02):
Vacate 15.
Yeah, even further, a littlebit further back than that.
But back then vacation was allabout escapism and it was go
somewhere, get as drunk aspossible.
Kids went to the kids club,which they hated, and I regret,
and Katie and Megan I'veapologized to them profusely a
million times because it wasjust an escape from the like
(03:27):
that we from our day to daylives.
It wasn't hey, let's gosomewhere, enjoy another
location.
It was let's get as far awayfrom reality as possible and
shut reality down as much aspossible with, with alcohol and
and alcohol.
That's pretty much what it was.
(03:47):
In coming down to Mexico, um,and that always fueled conflict
and drama and and toxicvacations because, because we
were vacationing to escape ourday-to-day lives, once those
(04:08):
feelings got expounded, I guessby alcohol, it just became
amplified and and dramatic andevery vacation we went on there
was some sort of conflictbetween mike and myself,
everyone there were sometimesthey sometimes they were bigger
Everyone.
Sometimes they were biggerconflicts than others, sometimes
they were just little, justconstant digs and daggers and
(04:32):
things of the sort.
And that hasn't happened for usin a very long time.
In fact, just even in ourday-to-day interactions with
each other, if there's a tiff orsomething that happens, it
comes and goes like that.
There used to be times where wewouldnday interactions with
each other.
If there's a a tiff orsomething that happens, it it
comes and goes like that.
Speaker 1 (04:46):
you know, there used to be times we wouldn't speak to
each other for two weeks so,yes, and digging in a little bit
, but more um vacation and Iremember this angie's anxiety
would go up the closer vacationgot.
It's because she had thispicture in her mind of what
(05:07):
vacation should be and what sheneeded to wear on the plane and
the perfect hat and havingeverything be perfect as she had
it planned in her mind and shehad this vision for what this
vacation should be what theweather was supposed to be, what
the weather should be Oceantemperature was supposed to be
how we were going to act, how wewere going to behave going out
on date night while we were onvacation.
(05:30):
It's like she had it all plannedout on her head and the closer
vacation got, the more anxiousshe got, because she couldn't
control this narrative she hadin her head.
So literally we would get tovacation where we were supposed
to relax, and typically it wasthe exact opposite Anxiety was
there, panic was there.
Angie got hospitalized one timewhile we were on vacation
(05:52):
because her anxiety spiked.
Speaker 2 (05:53):
The anxiety got so bad.
I actually suffered a what'scalled a TIA, a mini stroke in
Riviera Maya, mexico, and thatwas simply because the freaking
weather wasn't what I expectedor what I, what I had in my, in
my mind wow, I it was.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
There was there was just a lot of, a lot of control,
and vacation was so incrediblyimportant.
And I remember when we werefirst together and I want to
keep amplifying how importantvacation was to you the very
first vacation we went on umangie had it planned to extapa
and when we got pregnant wecouldn't uh, we which we were in
(06:35):
a, we were in a restaurant acouple weeks ago and I said when
we got pregnant in this, theserver got triggered what do you
mean?
she got pregnant but anyway.
So, um, we had that planned andthen we found out that, uh, we
were pregnant and we had tocancel, and I remember angie
saying to me if I, if I diewithout seeing blue water, I'm
(06:56):
gonna haunt you for the rest ofyour life.
It was like, and, and she was.
It sounded playful, but Ireally.
Speaker 2 (07:02):
Uh, vacation was so incredibly important to her that
she wanted everything to beperfect and look a certain way,
so that she could feel thisthing that she had always dreamt
of in her head well, and Ithink that there that's another
episode, because there there isa very I have a very strong
reason as to why that was partof my what, what I visualize as
(07:24):
important, and we'll definitelytalk about that, because that
goes back to my father and judyand my mom.
Yeah, anyway.
Speaker 1 (07:29):
So we would get to a vacation spot and angie would go
into hyper control mode andhurting mode and hurry, hurry
mode and trying to control andmake it everything look, and her
anxiety would be so freakingoff the wall that there was no
enjoyment, there was no peace,our family and listen that this
(07:52):
isn't a blame game.
We're way beyond any blame.
This is just.
Angie was doing the best shecould and this is just the way
she was built back then.
So again, that's part of ourhealing and our growth.
It was just that was that waswhere her level of consciousness
was, and that's part of ourhealing and our growth.
It was just that was that waswhere her level of consciousness
was and our family's level ofconsciousness just fed into that
and we all blended into a, intoa toxic mess.
(08:14):
So this isn't Angie bad,everybody else good.
This is we were all operatingat the highest level of our
consciousness and awareness.
Just most of the time it wasn'tvery good and the point to all
of this is our girls grew upevery year going to vacation
where it looked good, but mosttimes it was an awful mess.
Speaker 2 (08:35):
Oh, it looked great on social media.
Speaker 1 (08:36):
And there was drama and conflict and chaos and
screaming and yelling and anger,and then we would get angry at
each other, there'd be yellingand blame and my little girls,
their bodies, were right there,absorbing all of this freaking
chaos.
Our beautiful, our beautiful,amazing daughters that we love
so much, were in our space andwe thought it was just normal
(08:58):
just to argue and get visceralwith their little tender bodies,
their sensitive bodies,absorbing all of this chaos and
all this drama and that becomingpart of their central nervous
system and becoming part oftheir operating system.
And it was impossible for themto ever feel safe, whether it be
home or on vacation.
And that is the foundation ofwhat we're going to share today
(09:22):
that their bodies were naturallybuilt or unnaturally built and
unnaturally wired because of theenvironment they grew up in to
be familiar in conflict, to befamiliar, to feel some sense of
being able to operate in chaosand drama and conflict.
(09:42):
And when Angie and I started toput our lives back together and
we started to build peace andwe started to build harmony and
we started to rebuild love andjoy in our relationship, there
started to be a sense of peaceand calm in our house and our
older daughter didn't like it.
And our older daughter said andshe literally said these words,
(10:07):
I'm gonna paraphrase, but sheliterally said this this, uh, um
, the spirit of this.
She said I wish you guys wouldhave gotten divorced, or I wish
you'd at least like wouldn'thave created peace, and it was.
It was because her body waswired for chaos, not for peace,
and peace was so unfamiliar.
(10:28):
Her body didn't know how tooperate and felt unsafe in it,
so she would try to provoke usback into arguments, to make the
house get back to the house, toinfluence the house, to get
back to that level of freakingpain and chaos and and and and
conflict.
You remember that?
Oh yeah, absolutely, and thefirst, probably two years of us
(10:53):
2016, 2017 of us ourrelationship, our girls didn't
know how to operate in thisworld and they felt uncertain
and unsure, like everything wasjust going to fall apart at some
point.
And I can see it in theirbodies and I want to go back to
that.
Their bodies had been wired forchaos.
Their bodies had beenconditioned to know how to
(11:14):
survive in anger drama and dramaand in violence and aggression
and abuse their little, tender,sensitive, at one time loving
bodies took on all thisnegativity and all this cortisol
and all this adrenaline and hadto learn how to operate safely
(11:38):
in fight flight or freeze mode,in survival mode.
And that brings us to todayYesterday actually is we're here
on vacation.
We're here for three days andwhat we've noticed is, every
time we've brought the girls onvacation over the last couple of
years, there's a there'sthere's, there's a conflict that
(12:00):
boils up between the two ofthem.
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (12:03):
Which is the complete opposite of what it used to be.
So last night there was usually, it's a conflict over politics
or religion, and last night itwas over perfectionism, I guess,
and following rules, and it wasa silly fight.
But before you knew it, mikeand I were in our room getting
(12:27):
ready for bed and next thing weknow we hear screaming and
blowing up.
And you're a fucking bitch,you're this.
And I came out and it was likewhoa, whoa, whoa, and I had to
come out and mediate between thetwo of them and be the voice of
reason.
And we used to joke years agowhen we did start this healing
(12:47):
journey, that there were timeswhere I would step in and I
would be the voice of reason andeveryone would joke, Okay, well
, when mom becomes the voice ofreason then, then you know some
something's wrong.
So, yeah, I had to mediatebetween the two of them last
night over again.
A silly pool table balls andputting the balls together.
Speaker 1 (13:08):
It was just, it was absolutely silly and there were
tears and anger and threats, andscreaming and yelling, and they
just mirrored what they saw,which between you and I which
was reminiscent and harked backto the past, that we go on
vacation and there had to be afight.
Speaker 2 (13:26):
There has to be drama .
There has to be a drama ithappened last year in mexico.
We were in cancun last year, wewere in Paris and Scotland the
year before and they both gotinto it then.
So every family vacation thatwe've been on since we got our
shit straight, the two of themhave had to beef.
Speaker 1 (13:45):
And you know, this morning I was talking to our
younger daughter, megan, and Isaid, hey, mom and I deserve,
when we bring our family onvacation, mom and I deserve,
we're here for three days.
We deserve peace, we deserveharmony, like the investment
that we make in this vacation.
We deserve peace, we deserve apeaceful, enjoyable vacation,
(14:10):
without drama or conflict.
And our daughter Megan and shewasn't there Our daughter Megan
said well, we have emotions,that's just how, how it is and
how we are.
And I was like no, no, thatthat's how you're wired, that's
what you're familiar with.
Well, we've got to get, we getto get over that and let that
shit go, because you're nolonger in the environment of
(14:31):
that that shit the drama, the,the conflict.
But, for whatever reason, yourcentral nervous system and I
didn't, I didn't go into thismuch depth with her, but the
central nervous system, hers,theirs is still wired to expect
and to invite and to initiatethat level of conflict and drama
.
In the absence of it, itdoesn't, doesn't feel right, it
(14:53):
doesn't fully feel right, rightand even something really,
really small, that wasn't evenprovocative, turns into
something catastrophic, wherethen there's tears and there's
anger and threats and blame.
Speaker 2 (15:05):
It was over tool table putting the balls together
in the pool table yeah it, butthe point isn't what triggered
the fight, it's.
Speaker 1 (15:17):
We know why the fight was triggered.
Speaker 2 (15:20):
But it's just to me, it's comical that they had
nothing else to go at each otherover, so something as small as
that triggered them to step backinto a space that they were
familiar with.
So it's just crazy to see itfrom that space that they were
familiar with.
So it's just it's, it's justcrazy to see it from from that
that space.
Speaker 1 (15:38):
Yeah, it is, but the the the point is their, their
little bodies.
Now they're 20, 23 and 20, 20year old bodies, you know, even
though they're not constantly ina state of drama and conflict,
it's there's times where it'sunfamiliar to be at a beach, to
be in a beautiful place and tohave no drama and no conflict.
(16:02):
And our daughter, this morning,when I was talking to her, she
said well, that's just howthings are, we're sisters.
No, that's how you're built,it's not how you are, that's how
you're built.
And the work that Angie and Ihave been doing in our
mastermind lately over the lastcouple of weeks, I'd say and
some of the things that havestarted to come to the surface,
(16:22):
it's about helping peopleunderstand, and we've always
done this, but we've done it at,I guess, a higher level, a more
clarified level over the lastcouple of weeks is help people
understand that things like thatcan be released from the body.
Your central nervous system isbuilt and wired from the past,
(16:44):
from experiences, from traumas,from things that have happened
in your life that built yourcentral nervous system to, in
some cases, in some form, tooperate from survival mode even
in the absence of danger orconflict.
And what I mean by that is Inoticed myself on vacation over
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the last couple days walkingaround and little Mike.
Let's go back to little Mike.
Little Mike hated his bodyRight and and, and I was always
ashamed, when I was growing up,with my body and I didn't want
anybody to see my body I was.
When I went on vacation I worea t-shirt and got in the water,
even though the t-shirt wasn'tgoing to help.
(17:31):
You know my body, but I wasjust ashamed of my body and I'm
still in and I've released a loton it and I've I've let a lot
of it go and I'm still workingthrough it.
But I noticed as I walkdownstairs in the lobby and out
by the pool, I still noticelittle Mike, cause it's not big
Mike doing this, it's littleMike.
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I still notice little Miketrying to trying to control the
thoughts and trying to trying toum be seen a certain way and
care about what people thinkabout my body, not who I am,
about my body.
And that is that is a traumaresponse, like when I was a kid.
I got shamed by my brothers andpeople in my class in
elementary school and now it'sstill 52 years old.
(18:16):
My body is still conditioned tooperate from that place and
that's just work that I get todo more and more of as time goes
on.
But I get the experience ofbeing in a place where I get to
do that work, so I'm takingadvantage of it and noticing it,
letting it go, noticing it,letting it go, noticing it,
letting it go.
That's what we did with theneed to argue and get angry and
(18:39):
triggers, and that's whatchanged our marriage Right.
Anything to add to that.
What are you working on?
What have you worked on thisweek?
Speaker 2 (18:46):
Oh my gosh, I literally just said this.
Yesterday on our mastermindcall, I blanked up for a second
there this yesterday on our um,oh yeah, on our mastermind call.
I I blanked up for a secondthere.
Um, I've been doing a lot ofwork around around finances.
Uh, as, as you know, mike talksabout a lot.
Last year our business expandedexponentially and with that came
(19:08):
a large financial gain in ourlives and I remember at that
time when that happened, Iremember feeling positive
emotions associated with thatfinancial expansion.
And then, as our businessstarted to fall last year out of
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lack of clarity, we we gained alot of clarity.
Since then, as the businessstarted to to fall financially,
I noticed negative emotionsassociated with that and the
fear and the scarcity and allthat stuff came in.
And yesterday we were sittingon our mastermind call and I I
spaced out when he startstalking a lot, cause he just
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starts talking and he goes andgoes and I'm looking at the
birds.
I love watching the seagulls inthe sky here.
So I was watching some boats andsome seagulls and I was
thinking to myself I thought youknow, we've had nothing
significant happen in ourbusiness in the past seven,
eight months that would createfinancial expansion.
(20:11):
That would create financialexpansion.
And I was sitting thereyesterday and the thought of
we're going to be okay came tomy mind and with that came a
positive, sacral response.
So I feel my emotions in my gut.
That's where I kind of get thathappiness or fear and I was
like we're going to be okay.
(20:32):
And there was, and to have thatemotion, not associated with
anything, any event, anyfinancial gain or loss, was huge
for me.
So that's what.
Speaker 1 (20:45):
Yeah, that's that's what, what I've been working on
this week, so you got to let goof a little fear.
Speaker 2 (20:49):
Yeah, and I've been yeah, and I feel like it's
something that has been slowly,something I've been slowly
working on since I mean lastMarch or April, I believe it was
.
I think April or May.
Anyway, I had a massive panicattack.
We had a speaking engagement inDallas and I remember 2 am in
the hotel on the bathroom floorin a full-on panic broke out in
(21:11):
hives and it was all related toI saw our finances starting to
really tumble and so I've beenworking on that pretty heavily
over the past year.
And, yeah, yesterday was just awhole different level of it.
Speaker 1 (21:26):
Yeah, and it just happens that we were in Dallas
and that was the largestfinancial speaking engagement
that we've ever gotten.
So so we're at an event that'spaying us more than any speaking
engagement has ever paid us andshe has a panic attack.
So it's, it's not about thefinances.
You're, you experience lifethrough your body, not your, not
(21:49):
your bank account.
We experience safety andsecurity in our body, not in our
bank account.
And if you know anybody thathas a lot of money that still
feels unsafe, it's because theyhaven't.
They haven't done the healingwork inside of their body.
And I went last week's businesscall in the mastermind.
I remember emphasizing becauseI'm a teacher and when I, when I
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teach, that's what she saidshe's faces.
But what I was talking aboutthere was one of the one of the
business owners was talkingabout, you know, feeling fear
and doing something to try tomake more money.
And I said hold up, let's stopthere.
This is the inner wealthmastermind we're going to.
(22:31):
We're business owners and werun businesses, but that's not
why we're here.
We're here to separate the bodyand the business.
You work on your body separatethan your business.
You do the work and take theaction in your business to
increase your income.
But that feeling of fear in yourbody needs to be addressed
separately from your business.
(22:51):
You separate the body from yourbusiness.
You work on your body innerwealth and then you work on your
business external wealth butthe inner wealth is what we're
here to do.
You can join many mastermindswhere they give you tactics and
strategies that will make youmoney and as the money goes up,
your body will stay the same.
And we're here to address thebody separately from the
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business and that body.
The body, needs to be given ahigher level of awareness of
what's happening inside of you,a deeper level of connection
with your mind and your emotionsand the mechanisms for
recognizing when your body isgiving you survival signals and
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the tools to be able to releasethose survival signals.
And no finances can do that.
It's a false.
When our finances went up, yougot a false level of security.
It's like, okay, now I'm notmoney scared anymore.
Speaker 2 (23:48):
Okay, I'm okay now.
Speaker 1 (23:49):
I'm safe, I'm safe, I'm safe Because you put money
over anything.
You put money over it andyou're only going to escape that
survival for a little bit.
And if you've ever knownanybody that when they have
nothing they need a million,when they have a million they
need 2 million, and when theyhave 2 million they need 3
million, it's because they'retrying to change their body
through their finances.
And we're here to do both ourbody and our finances.
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So the the inner work, theinner work creates a deeper
level, higher sense of peace andfulfillment and freedom inside,
and from there we can go outand dominate in the world, in
the material world.
But it starts with that innerharmony.
That's the work that Angie and Ihave done over the last nine
years, and our girls are intherapy and they've done some of
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the work.
But this week we got to seewhat work is left for them.
But we can't make them doanything.
They, they still, they stillfight us about.
Well, that's just how thingsare.
No, it's not how things are,it's who you are, and until you
change who you are, nothing elsechanges anything else to add to
that?
Speaker 2 (24:51):
no, I uh well, yes, um, so next week you're going to
actually there we've, we uh,mike has developed a process,
nothing new, but but a processthat has resonated really
heavily with the members of ourmastermind, our Interwealth
mastermind and our Interwealthcommunity.
So next week you're going toshare that with the podcast
(25:11):
listeners, which is superexciting.
It gives a further process.
Speaker 1 (25:17):
What's it called?
Speaker 2 (25:18):
It's called the drill method.
Speaker 1 (25:19):
The drill method Drill method Just playing around
with this and I know the workthat's worked for me and created
more harmony and peace in mybody.
And my good friend BrianSchroeder always said Mike is
your mastermind doing the work?
And I was like I don't know howto define what the work is.
Speaker 2 (25:37):
And when we introduced this system to them
that it would, we finally gavepeople who, yeah, oh okay.
So people would always say well, mike, how do you do that, how
do you do that, how do you dothat?
And this method give finallygave our students.
Aha, now I have an answer tomike how you do that.
Speaker 1 (25:58):
And the reason it was so hard for me to come up with
this is because, for me, Ididn't need a process.
I just, like, intuitively, knewhow to do this work when I
started doing it.
And in the prologue uh, ininner world, outer world the
book that comes out August 19thI talk about my Kundalini
awakening, where I sat down fora meditation and my body started
rocking back and forth andyou're freaking violently and my
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body was releasing all thisenergy and all this trauma.
And that was that was myawakening that there was,
there's pain and there's astored emotion in my body.
And that was my body startingto release it.
Never since then it's beenreally easy for me.
It's a process that I enjoy.
I love it, I love the body work, I love doing this work, but I
couldn't teach it because Ididn't use a process.
Well, I've established aprocess and it's called the
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drill method.
And next week, to Angie's point, next week, I'll share the
drill method.
I've been sharing it a littlebit on post social media, not
with details, but in themastermind I have given them
details.
And next week, on this podcastepisode, on this podcast, I will
give you the process and inviteyou into the space to utilize
this process with a group ofpeople that are also utilizing
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this process.
It's beautiful work, and theonly thing this work does is
create more peace, harmony, love, joy and prosperity in the
world.
That's all.
That's all it does.
It just changes the world,that's all.
Speaker 2 (27:15):
There, you go.
Speaker 1 (27:16):
This work is not new.
I didn't invent it.
There's books like the SedonaMethod by Hale Dwoskin, letting
Go by Dr David Hawkins, theUnheathered Soul by Michael
Singer.
Guys these books all say thesame thing it's about going into
your body and letting go of thesuffering instead of trying to
change your circumstances, tochange it, and the drill method
is going to help you do that.
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All right, Thanks again.
Speaker 2 (27:38):
Royalton, chic, cancun, sandra, omar, our
butlers, amazing, appreciate youguys so much and we'll be back
because I'm going to need toplan a vacation from this
vacation for just Mike and I, sowe'll be doing another one of
these soon.
Speaker 1 (27:50):
We're thinking about Cabo.
We've never been to Cabo before, but we're thinking about Cabo.
Speaker 2 (28:00):
Maybe August, maybe right before the book launch.
So we'll come back for the booklaunch all refreshed Yep, and
then we'll be heading to Utahfor our mastermind retreat in
September, right afterwards.
Speaker 1 (28:04):
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We also have an interwealthcommunity.
If you guys are interested incoming jamming with us, doing
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We've got some amazing peoplethat have been joining.
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, inner wealth.
If that sounds interesting toyou, if it sounds like something
you'd be interested in, thenreach out to me and I'd love to
have a conversation with you.
Speaker 2 (28:39):
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We got another day and a halfhere.
We like these little shorttrips.
Our daughters love long trips,but that just means more arguing
, so we like to keep them short,so there's less arguing, and
then we go on our own long tripso that we don't argue.
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Welcome to the Inner WealthPodcast, where we learn and
choose to live inspired each andevery day.
Hey guys, mike and Angie thistime so we've been doing more
and more of these.
I know episode 200, we just hadour like celebration, our 200th
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episode celebration.
This time we're just we'recelebrating something different.
Our older daughter graduatedfrom college a couple of weeks
ago and we're in Cancun and wegot the whole family here and
that is going to be the messageand the core message of this
podcast.
Because we're watching podcast,because we're watching.
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We're watching triggering andhealing and growth and evolution
, and not lack of growth andlack of evolution.
We're watching the whole thingplay out within our family.
We kind of wanted to share thatwith you.
Speaker 2 (01:17):
Yeah, real quick just want to give.
We're at the beautiful RoyaltonChic Suites in Cancun and this
place is absolutely amazing.
Highly recommend it.
We've got an amazing butlerstaff here, which is something
we've never done before.
We have two people dedicated tous all week and they've just
done a really great job ofmaking us feel welcome and
special and putting balloons inKatie's room to celebrate her
(01:39):
graduation.
Just yeah, I just want to givea quick thanks to them.
Speaker 1 (01:50):
Yeah, and planning this, and you went above and
beyond.
We've got a.
We don't have a room, we have asuite.
So we've got, we've got ajacuzzi.
We're sitting right next to ourjacuzzi and we've got, uh, two
jacuzzi tubs inside.
We've got a pool table.
We've got a stock kitchen,we've got a stocked fridge,
we've got butlers we have threestocked fridges three stocked
fridges yep.
Three stocked fridges Yep.
One in each of the bedrooms andthen one in a full kitchen.
Speaker 2 (02:06):
I love planning travel, so I could talk about
that all day.
Speaker 1 (02:09):
Yeah, it seems like our standards for vacation.
I told Angie I said she kind ofscrewed this one up because we
keep leveling up in the qualitythat we keep experiencing and
it's like the standard goes up.
I don't want to fall below thestandard.
This is amazing.
So let's let's talk a littlebit about the evolution of our
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family.
All right, and there's, we wantto bring you inside of our
family.
Our girls probably aren't goingto like that.
We're sharing this.
Speaker 2 (02:36):
They probably won't ever listen to it.
Speaker 1 (02:39):
They probably won't listen, but I don't think they
would love if they knew what wewere going to talk about.
But let's go back to Mexico 15years ago.
Ok, let's talk about tell thestories of where our family was,
what vacation was for us, whatwe were doing and how, how we
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showed up in our vacation.
Speaker 2 (03:02):
Vacate 15.
Yeah, even further, a littlebit further back than that.
But back then vacation was allabout escapism and it was go
somewhere, get as drunk aspossible.
Kids went to the kids club,which they hated, and I regret,
and Katie and Megan I'veapologized to them profusely a
million times because it wasjust an escape from the like
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that we from our day to daylives.
It wasn't hey, let's gosomewhere, enjoy another
location.
It was let's get as far awayfrom reality as possible and
shut reality down as much aspossible with, with alcohol and
and alcohol.
That's pretty much what it was.
(03:47):
In coming down to Mexico, um,and that always fueled conflict
and drama and and toxicvacations because, because we
were vacationing to escape ourday-to-day lives, once those
(04:08):
feelings got expounded, I guessby alcohol, it just became
amplified and and dramatic andevery vacation we went on there
was some sort of conflictbetween mike and myself,
everyone there were sometimesthey sometimes they were bigger
Everyone.
Sometimes they were biggerconflicts than others, sometimes
they were just little, justconstant digs and daggers and
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things of the sort.
And that hasn't happened for usin a very long time.
In fact, just even in ourday-to-day interactions with
each other, if there's a tiff orsomething that happens, it
comes and goes like that.
There used to be times where wewouldnday interactions with
each other.
If there's a a tiff orsomething that happens, it it
comes and goes like that.
Speaker 1 (04:46):
you know, there used to be times we wouldn't speak to
each other for two weeks so,yes, and digging in a little bit
, but more um vacation and Iremember this angie's anxiety
would go up the closer vacationgot.
It's because she had thispicture in her mind of what
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vacation should be and what sheneeded to wear on the plane and
the perfect hat and havingeverything be perfect as she had
it planned in her mind and shehad this vision for what this
vacation should be what theweather was supposed to be, what
the weather should be Oceantemperature was supposed to be
how we were going to act, how wewere going to behave going out
on date night while we were onvacation.
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It's like she had it all plannedout on her head and the closer
vacation got, the more anxiousshe got, because she couldn't
control this narrative she hadin her head.
So literally we would get tovacation where we were supposed
to relax, and typically it wasthe exact opposite Anxiety was
there, panic was there.
Angie got hospitalized one timewhile we were on vacation
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because her anxiety spiked.
Speaker 2 (05:53):
The anxiety got so bad.
I actually suffered a what'scalled a TIA, a mini stroke in
Riviera Maya, mexico, and thatwas simply because the freaking
weather wasn't what I expectedor what I, what I had in my, in
my mind wow, I it was.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
There was there was just a lot of, a lot of control,
and vacation was so incrediblyimportant.
And I remember when we werefirst together and I want to
keep amplifying how importantvacation was to you the very
first vacation we went on umangie had it planned to extapa
and when we got pregnant wecouldn't uh, we which we were in
(06:35):
a, we were in a restaurant acouple weeks ago and I said when
we got pregnant in this, theserver got triggered what do you
mean?
she got pregnant but anyway.
So, um, we had that planned andthen we found out that, uh, we
were pregnant and we had tocancel, and I remember angie
saying to me if I, if I diewithout seeing blue water, I'm
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gonna haunt you for the rest ofyour life.
It was like, and, and she was.
It sounded playful, but Ireally.
Speaker 2 (07:02):
Uh, vacation was so incredibly important to her that
she wanted everything to beperfect and look a certain way,
so that she could feel thisthing that she had always dreamt
of in her head well, and Ithink that there that's another
episode, because there there isa very I have a very strong
reason as to why that was partof my what, what I visualize as
(07:24):
important, and we'll definitelytalk about that, because that
goes back to my father and judyand my mom.
Yeah, anyway.
Speaker 1 (07:29):
So we would get to a vacation spot and angie would go
into hyper control mode andhurting mode and hurry, hurry
mode and trying to control andmake it everything look, and her
anxiety would be so freakingoff the wall that there was no
enjoyment, there was no peace,our family and listen that this
(07:52):
isn't a blame game.
We're way beyond any blame.
This is just.
Angie was doing the best shecould and this is just the way
she was built back then.
So again, that's part of ourhealing and our growth.
It was just that was that waswhere her level of consciousness
was, and that's part of ourhealing and our growth.
It was just that was that waswhere her level of consciousness
was and our family's level ofconsciousness just fed into that
and we all blended into a, intoa toxic mess.
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So this isn't Angie bad,everybody else good.
This is we were all operatingat the highest level of our
consciousness and awareness.
Just most of the time it wasn'tvery good and the point to all
of this is our girls grew upevery year going to vacation
where it looked good, but mosttimes it was an awful mess.
Speaker 2 (08:35):
Oh, it looked great on social media.
Speaker 1 (08:36):
And there was drama and conflict and chaos and
screaming and yelling and anger,and then we would get angry at
each other, there'd be yellingand blame and my little girls,
their bodies, were right there,absorbing all of this freaking
chaos.
Our beautiful, our beautiful,amazing daughters that we love
so much, were in our space andwe thought it was just normal
(08:58):
just to argue and get visceralwith their little tender bodies,
their sensitive bodies,absorbing all of this chaos and
all this drama and that becomingpart of their central nervous
system and becoming part oftheir operating system.
And it was impossible for themto ever feel safe, whether it be
home or on vacation.
And that is the foundation ofwhat we're going to share today
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that their bodies were naturallybuilt or unnaturally built and
unnaturally wired because of theenvironment they grew up in to
be familiar in conflict, to befamiliar, to feel some sense of
being able to operate in chaosand drama and conflict.
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And when Angie and I started toput our lives back together and
we started to build peace andwe started to build harmony and
we started to rebuild love andjoy in our relationship, there
started to be a sense of peaceand calm in our house and our
older daughter didn't like it.
And our older daughter said andshe literally said these words,
(10:07):
I'm gonna paraphrase, but sheliterally said this this, uh, um
, the spirit of this.
She said I wish you guys wouldhave gotten divorced, or I wish
you'd at least like wouldn'thave created peace, and it was.
It was because her body waswired for chaos, not for peace,
and peace was so unfamiliar.
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Her body didn't know how tooperate and felt unsafe in it,
so she would try to provoke usback into arguments, to make the
house get back to the house, toinfluence the house, to get
back to that level of freakingpain and chaos and and and and
conflict.
You remember that?
Oh yeah, absolutely, and thefirst, probably two years of us
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2016, 2017 of us ourrelationship, our girls didn't
know how to operate in thisworld and they felt uncertain
and unsure, like everything wasjust going to fall apart at some
point.
And I can see it in theirbodies and I want to go back to
that.
Their bodies had been wired forchaos.
Their bodies had beenconditioned to know how to
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survive in anger drama and dramaand in violence and aggression
and abuse their little, tender,sensitive, at one time loving
bodies took on all thisnegativity and all this cortisol
and all this adrenaline and hadto learn how to operate safely
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in fight flight or freeze mode,in survival mode.
And that brings us to todayYesterday actually is we're here
on vacation.
We're here for three days andwhat we've noticed is, every
time we've brought the girls onvacation over the last couple of
years, there's a there'sthere's, there's a conflict that
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boils up between the two ofthem.
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (12:03):
Which is the complete opposite of what it used to be.
So last night there was usually, it's a conflict over politics
or religion, and last night itwas over perfectionism, I guess,
and following rules, and it wasa silly fight.
But before you knew it, mikeand I were in our room getting
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ready for bed and next thing weknow we hear screaming and
blowing up.
And you're a fucking bitch,you're this.
And I came out and it was likewhoa, whoa, whoa, and I had to
come out and mediate between thetwo of them and be the voice of
reason.
And we used to joke years agowhen we did start this healing
(12:47):
journey, that there were timeswhere I would step in and I
would be the voice of reason andeveryone would joke, Okay, well
, when mom becomes the voice ofreason then, then you know some
something's wrong.
So, yeah, I had to mediatebetween the two of them last
night over again.
A silly pool table balls andputting the balls together.
Speaker 1 (13:08):
It was just, it was absolutely silly and there were
tears and anger and threats, andscreaming and yelling, and they
just mirrored what they saw,which between you and I which
was reminiscent and harked backto the past, that we go on
vacation and there had to be afight.
Speaker 2 (13:26):
There has to be drama .
There has to be a drama ithappened last year in mexico.
We were in cancun last year, wewere in Paris and Scotland the
year before and they both gotinto it then.
So every family vacation thatwe've been on since we got our
shit straight, the two of themhave had to beef.
Speaker 1 (13:45):
And you know, this morning I was talking to our
younger daughter, megan, and Isaid, hey, mom and I deserve,
when we bring our family onvacation, mom and I deserve,
we're here for three days.
We deserve peace, we deserveharmony, like the investment
that we make in this vacation.
We deserve peace, we deserve apeaceful, enjoyable vacation,
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without drama or conflict.
And our daughter Megan and shewasn't there Our daughter Megan
said well, we have emotions,that's just how, how it is and
how we are.
And I was like no, no, thatthat's how you're wired, that's
what you're familiar with.
Well, we've got to get, we getto get over that and let that
shit go, because you're nolonger in the environment of
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that that shit the drama, the,the conflict.
But, for whatever reason, yourcentral nervous system and I
didn't, I didn't go into thismuch depth with her, but the
central nervous system, hers,theirs is still wired to expect
and to invite and to initiatethat level of conflict and drama
.
In the absence of it, itdoesn't, doesn't feel right, it
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doesn't fully feel right, rightand even something really,
really small, that wasn't evenprovocative, turns into
something catastrophic, wherethen there's tears and there's
anger and threats and blame.
Speaker 2 (15:05):
It was over tool table putting the balls together
in the pool table yeah it, butthe point isn't what triggered
the fight, it's.
Speaker 1 (15:17):
We know why the fight was triggered.
Speaker 2 (15:20):
But it's just to me, it's comical that they had
nothing else to go at each otherover, so something as small as
that triggered them to step backinto a space that they were
familiar with.
So it's just crazy to see itfrom that space that they were
familiar with.
So it's just it's, it's justcrazy to see it from from that
that space.
Speaker 1 (15:38):
Yeah, it is, but the the the point is their, their
little bodies.
Now they're 20, 23 and 20, 20year old bodies, you know, even
though they're not constantly ina state of drama and conflict,
it's there's times where it'sunfamiliar to be at a beach, to
be in a beautiful place and tohave no drama and no conflict.
(16:02):
And our daughter, this morning,when I was talking to her, she
said well, that's just howthings are, we're sisters.
No, that's how you're built,it's not how you are, that's how
you're built.
And the work that Angie and Ihave been doing in our
mastermind lately over the lastcouple of weeks, I'd say and
some of the things that havestarted to come to the surface,
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it's about helping peopleunderstand, and we've always
done this, but we've done it at,I guess, a higher level, a more
clarified level over the lastcouple of weeks is help people
understand that things like thatcan be released from the body.
Your central nervous system isbuilt and wired from the past,
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from experiences, from traumas,from things that have happened
in your life that built yourcentral nervous system to, in
some cases, in some form, tooperate from survival mode even
in the absence of danger orconflict.
And what I mean by that is Inoticed myself on vacation over
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the last couple days walkingaround and little Mike.
Let's go back to little Mike.
Little Mike hated his bodyRight and and, and I was always
ashamed, when I was growing up,with my body and I didn't want
anybody to see my body I was.
When I went on vacation I worea t-shirt and got in the water,
even though the t-shirt wasn'tgoing to help.
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You know my body, but I wasjust ashamed of my body and I'm
still in and I've released a loton it and I've I've let a lot
of it go and I'm still workingthrough it.
But I noticed as I walkdownstairs in the lobby and out
by the pool, I still noticelittle Mike, cause it's not big
Mike doing this, it's littleMike.
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I still notice little Miketrying to trying to control the
thoughts and trying to trying toum be seen a certain way and
care about what people thinkabout my body, not who I am,
about my body.
And that is that is a traumaresponse, like when I was a kid.
I got shamed by my brothers andpeople in my class in
elementary school and now it'sstill 52 years old.
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My body is still conditioned tooperate from that place and
that's just work that I get todo more and more of as time goes
on.
But I get the experience ofbeing in a place where I get to
do that work, so I'm takingadvantage of it and noticing it,
letting it go, noticing it,letting it go, noticing it,
letting it go.
That's what we did with theneed to argue and get angry and
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triggers, and that's whatchanged our marriage Right.
Anything to add to that.
What are you working on?
What have you worked on thisweek?
Speaker 2 (18:46):
Oh my gosh, I literally just said this.
Yesterday on our mastermindcall, I blanked up for a second
there this yesterday on our um,oh yeah, on our mastermind call.
I I blanked up for a secondthere.
Um, I've been doing a lot ofwork around around finances.
Uh, as, as you know, mike talksabout a lot.
Last year our business expandedexponentially and with that came
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a large financial gain in ourlives and I remember at that
time when that happened, Iremember feeling positive
emotions associated with thatfinancial expansion.
And then, as our businessstarted to fall last year out of
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lack of clarity, we we gained alot of clarity.
Since then, as the businessstarted to to fall financially,
I noticed negative emotionsassociated with that and the
fear and the scarcity and allthat stuff came in.
And yesterday we were sittingon our mastermind call and I I
spaced out when he startstalking a lot, cause he just
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starts talking and he goes andgoes and I'm looking at the
birds.
I love watching the seagulls inthe sky here.
So I was watching some boats andsome seagulls and I was
thinking to myself I thought youknow, we've had nothing
significant happen in ourbusiness in the past seven,
eight months that would createfinancial expansion.
(20:11):
That would create financialexpansion.
And I was sitting thereyesterday and the thought of
we're going to be okay came tomy mind and with that came a
positive, sacral response.
So I feel my emotions in my gut.
That's where I kind of get thathappiness or fear and I was
like we're going to be okay.
(20:32):
And there was, and to have thatemotion, not associated with
anything, any event, anyfinancial gain or loss, was huge
for me.
So that's what.
Speaker 1 (20:45):
Yeah, that's that's what, what I've been working on
this week, so you got to let goof a little fear.
Speaker 2 (20:49):
Yeah, and I've been yeah, and I feel like it's
something that has been slowly,something I've been slowly
working on since I mean lastMarch or April, I believe it was
.
I think April or May.
Anyway, I had a massive panicattack.
We had a speaking engagement inDallas and I remember 2 am in
the hotel on the bathroom floorin a full-on panic broke out in
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hives and it was all related toI saw our finances starting to
really tumble and so I've beenworking on that pretty heavily
over the past year.
And, yeah, yesterday was just awhole different level of it.
Speaker 1 (21:26):
Yeah, and it just happens that we were in Dallas
and that was the largestfinancial speaking engagement
that we've ever gotten.
So so we're at an event that'spaying us more than any speaking
engagement has ever paid us andshe has a panic attack.
So it's, it's not about thefinances.
You're, you experience lifethrough your body, not your, not
(21:49):
your bank account.
We experience safety andsecurity in our body, not in our
bank account.
And if you know anybody thathas a lot of money that still
feels unsafe, it's because theyhaven't.
They haven't done the healingwork inside of their body.
And I went last week's businesscall in the mastermind.
I remember emphasizing becauseI'm a teacher and when I, when I
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teach, that's what she saidshe's faces.
But what I was talking aboutthere was one of the one of the
business owners was talkingabout, you know, feeling fear
and doing something to try tomake more money.
And I said hold up, let's stopthere.
This is the inner wealthmastermind we're going to.
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We're business owners and werun businesses, but that's not
why we're here.
We're here to separate the bodyand the business.
You work on your body separatethan your business.
You do the work and take theaction in your business to
increase your income.
But that feeling of fear in yourbody needs to be addressed
separately from your business.
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You separate the body from yourbusiness.
You work on your body innerwealth and then you work on your
business external wealth butthe inner wealth is what we're
here to do.
You can join many mastermindswhere they give you tactics and
strategies that will make youmoney and as the money goes up,
your body will stay the same.
And we're here to address thebody separately from the
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business and that body.
The body, needs to be given ahigher level of awareness of
what's happening inside of you,a deeper level of connection
with your mind and your emotionsand the mechanisms for
recognizing when your body isgiving you survival signals and
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the tools to be able to releasethose survival signals.
And no finances can do that.
It's a false.
When our finances went up, yougot a false level of security.
It's like, okay, now I'm notmoney scared anymore.
Speaker 2 (23:48):
Okay, I'm okay now.
Speaker 1 (23:49):
I'm safe, I'm safe, I'm safe Because you put money
over anything.
You put money over it andyou're only going to escape that
survival for a little bit.
And if you've ever knownanybody that when they have
nothing they need a million,when they have a million they
need 2 million, and when theyhave 2 million they need 3
million, it's because they'retrying to change their body
through their finances.
And we're here to do both ourbody and our finances.
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So the the inner work, theinner work creates a deeper
level, higher sense of peace andfulfillment and freedom inside,
and from there we can go outand dominate in the world, in
the material world.
But it starts with that innerharmony.
That's the work that Angie and Ihave done over the last nine
years, and our girls are intherapy and they've done some of
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the work.
But this week we got to seewhat work is left for them.
But we can't make them doanything.
They, they still, they stillfight us about.
Well, that's just how thingsare.
No, it's not how things are,it's who you are, and until you
change who you are, nothing elsechanges anything else to add to
that?
Speaker 2 (24:51):
no, I uh well, yes, um, so next week you're going to
actually there we've, we uh,mike has developed a process,
nothing new, but but a processthat has resonated really
heavily with the members of ourmastermind, our Interwealth
mastermind and our Interwealthcommunity.
So next week you're going toshare that with the podcast
(25:11):
listeners, which is superexciting.
It gives a further process.
Speaker 1 (25:17):
What's it called?
Speaker 2 (25:18):
It's called the drill method.
Speaker 1 (25:19):
The drill method Drill method Just playing around
with this and I know the workthat's worked for me and created
more harmony and peace in mybody.
And my good friend BrianSchroeder always said Mike is
your mastermind doing the work?
And I was like I don't know howto define what the work is.
Speaker 2 (25:37):
And when we introduced this system to them
that it would, we finally gavepeople who, yeah, oh okay.
So people would always say well, mike, how do you do that, how
do you do that, how do you dothat?
And this method give finallygave our students.
Aha, now I have an answer tomike how you do that.
Speaker 1 (25:58):
And the reason it was so hard for me to come up with
this is because, for me, Ididn't need a process.
I just, like, intuitively, knewhow to do this work when I
started doing it.
And in the prologue uh, ininner world, outer world the
book that comes out August 19thI talk about my Kundalini
awakening, where I sat down fora meditation and my body started
rocking back and forth andyou're freaking violently and my
(26:19):
body was releasing all thisenergy and all this trauma.
And that was that was myawakening that there was,
there's pain and there's astored emotion in my body.
And that was my body startingto release it.
Never since then it's beenreally easy for me.
It's a process that I enjoy.
I love it, I love the body work, I love doing this work, but I
couldn't teach it because Ididn't use a process.
Well, I've established aprocess and it's called the
(26:40):
drill method.
And next week, to Angie's point, next week, I'll share the
drill method.
I've been sharing it a littlebit on post social media, not
with details, but in themastermind I have given them
details.
And next week, on this podcastepisode, on this podcast, I will
give you the process and inviteyou into the space to utilize
this process with a group ofpeople that are also utilizing
(27:02):
this process.
It's beautiful work, and theonly thing this work does is
create more peace, harmony, love, joy and prosperity in the
world.
That's all.
That's all it does.
It just changes the world,that's all.
Speaker 2 (27:15):
There, you go.
Speaker 1 (27:16):
This work is not new.
I didn't invent it.
There's books like the SedonaMethod by Hale Dwoskin, letting
Go by Dr David Hawkins, theUnheathered Soul by Michael
Singer.
Guys these books all say thesame thing it's about going into
your body and letting go of thesuffering instead of trying to
change your circumstances, tochange it, and the drill method
is going to help you do that.
(27:36):
All right, Thanks again.
Speaker 2 (27:38):
Royalton, chic, cancun, sandra, omar, our
butlers, amazing, appreciate youguys so much and we'll be back
because I'm going to need toplan a vacation from this
vacation for just Mike and I, sowe'll be doing another one of
these soon.
Speaker 1 (27:50):
We're thinking about Cabo.
We've never been to Cabo before, but we're thinking about Cabo.
Speaker 2 (28:00):
Maybe August, maybe right before the book launch.
So we'll come back for the booklaunch all refreshed Yep, and
then we'll be heading to Utahfor our mastermind retreat in
September, right afterwards.
Speaker 1 (28:04):
If anybody's interested, we still have some
slots left in our interwealthmastermind.
We also have an interwealthcommunity.
If you guys are interested incoming jamming with us, doing
some work with us, we'd love tohave you in.
We've got some amazing peoplethat have been joining.
They're doing the spiritualwork, they're craving the
spiritual work, they're cravingthe woo.
They want the internal peace,they want the internal harmony.
(28:27):
They're not just after exteriorwealth, they're after inner joy
, inner wealth.
If that sounds interesting toyou, if it sounds like something
you'd be interested in, thenreach out to me and I'd love to
have a conversation with you.
Speaker 2 (28:39):
And last thing to follow, along with details on
inner world, outer world booklaunch, please follow our
socials.
Yep, uh, inner wealth global.
Mike Kitko, angie Kitko.
Speaker 1 (28:50):
Yep, lean into us.
We'll help you.
We'll only change the worldtogether.
Guys, love you from beautifulCancun.
We got another day and a halfhere.
We like these little shorttrips.
Our daughters love long trips,but that just means more arguing
, so we like to keep them short,so there's less arguing, and
then we go on our own long tripso that we don't argue.
We'll see you soon.
Thanks for joining in, thanksfor tuning in and thanks for
(29:12):
your support.
If you enjoyed this, I'd loveif you gave me five stars.
Gave us five stars, crossplatforms.
Leave an awesome review.
It'll help us have reached morepeople and expand our reach and
our impact.
Love you guys.
See you soon.
If you enjoyed what you heardand you want to learn more, go
(29:33):
to wwwinnerwealthglobalcom formore tools and resources.
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