The Secret of Paralysis

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In the 1920s, Swedish psychiatrist Erik Ericsson was paralyzed. He became aware of a second channel of human communication in which people express something from deep within themselves - sometimes without being aware of it. By drawing upon his willpower and imagination, he was able to alter his physical condition and regain complete movement.

Have you ever noticed that what people say is not the same as what they mean? Today I will share an inspiring story I read this week, something counterintuitive I've Learned, and some actionable advice.

By the end of this episode, you will be able to better see behind people's masks to get to what's really happening.

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