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For years I have been reading books, listening to podcasts, watching YouTube videos, going to therapy (when I could afford it). This was the first time, though, that I was confronted with the fact that childhood trauma holds us back and that until we address it, nothing else you do is going to make a lasting impact in your life.

I have heard about childhood trauma before, but I did not know how I could heal from it. Also, it was the first time I found a roadmap, a solution that I could understand and that seemed attainable.

Other books offered great suggestions, but they left me feeling inadequate and sad for not knowing how to put them to use.

Thanks again, Kenny, for being so brave for the people who want to heal.

Best regards,

Alba María C

I’ve listened to Kenny’s audiobook twice now. This is one of the most profound books I have had the pleasure to learn from. If you had said worst day cycle to me 2 weeks ago, that wouldn’t mean anything to me. Now it’s a game-changer!! Listen to what Kenny has to say, and you will take a step back, and it will alter your thought process.

James

Kenny Weiss offers some genius insights, unique insights not found or very little addressed anywhere else. He is thought-provoking and does an amazing job at explaining and articulating such thoughts. He points many things that other writers might be afraid to write about and challenges people, but he understands the importance and truth in these things.

Neil

I’ve been re-listening to each chapter to make sure I absorb all the information and jotting down little notes as I go. I started seeing connections. I had no clue my worst day cycle led me to make these decisions and almost follow in the same footsteps. It’s really wild when you’re made to really look, and the example of a student who both mom and dad guilt-tripped for pursuing her own purpose….. I could not believe it! As I was listening and following along, I was stunned at all the connections I started to see for myself how to behave habits even in our own word choices that can place shame and guilt on others and not even realize it all the time. This material is just golden, and I’m grateful for it.

Savannah