Harnessing the Power of Pain for Purpose, with Charles Clay

<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Charles Clay interacts with the world from a grounded, holistic perspective. But, his confidence was not always as strong as it is today. Though Charles grew up in picturesque rural Washington, his childhood wasn’t a fairytale. Clay’s parents divorced when he was four years old. This trauma colored his future beliefs on nearly everything: confidence, purpose, money, and career. It took another trauma, a skiing accident in 2008, for Charles to face his inherited internal blockers. While suffering from back pain after his accident, Charles discovered NeuroKinetic Therapy®, or NKT. Inspired by the teachings from NKT, Clay created new programs – The InnerPeace Process and The Laser Focus Method – that he uses with his clients today. </span></p> <p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Pain can serve as a powerful indicator in our bodies and our minds, like a check engine light alerting us that something is not quite right. Charles believes that we often overlook the messages that our bodies send us. He implements The InnerPeace Process with his clients to unlock the root cause of their unease and help free them from it. Often, physical pain shows up as a symptom of unresolved emotional problems under the surface: anger, stress, and resentment. </span></p> <p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Charles challenges you to ask: what is my body telling me? And what should I do about it? From his experience, Charles knows that when you’re aligned with your emotions, existing patterns are challenged. After his parents' divorce, he inherited two money mindsets. From his dad, that money was a roller coaster. From his mom, there was never enough money to go around. Understanding the origin of his money mindset allowed Charles to own his past patterns and gave him a boost to create a new future for his finances. </span></p> <p><span style="font-weight: 400;">On this episode of Money Loves Women, join Dr. Deborah Ekstrom and</span> <em><span style= "font-weight: 400;">Charles Clay</span></em> <span style