All human confusion arises from the conflict between the mind and the heart. When thoughts and emotions don't align—when they don't move in sync—a person flounders.

Sometimes they listen to their logic, sometimes they follow their heart. Ideally, a new and harmonious whole emerges from the union of mind and heart. Of course, this requires answering the question, "What am I feeling right now?"

Most people express their thoughts or describe their actions in response to this question. Sometimes it takes an artesian well to find the feeling.

Years of unfulfilled and accumulated emotions have plunged a person into a well of negative emotions.

Today, anyone who wants to feel and feel good, like water, needs to bring their feelings from this well to the surface.

This is where emotional coaching comes in. It helps a person first look at their experiences from the outside and realize what is actually happening to them.

This awareness is driven by emotions. In this process, which focuses on what is felt rather than what is, a person begins to understand themselves more intimately. They examine their choices and perceive their motivations.

On this journey to become a better version of himself, he realizes that the roots of today's problems lie hidden in the past.

For repairing the past makes possible the beauty of the future.

The emotional coach strives to prevent these emotions, which sometimes have the potential to flow like a raging river, from capsizing the coach. He witnesses the person encounter their true self, hidden within.