So take me to the moment where there was no going back, this breakdown or something like that.

Yeah, so I was seeing... patients in one of my offices and I was having these panic attacks.

And the way that those look for me is I'd be working on a patient and all of a sudden I would break into a full body sweat.

And I mean like through the clothes within a matter of 30 seconds, just absolutely drenched.

And I would start to hyperventilate.

And this was my body pulling the emergency brake on my anxiety and everything.

So I knew that when I started hyperventilating, I had about 60 seconds to get to the bathroom where I would then begin vomiting uncontrollably, crying uncontrollably, I'd be on the floor.

i mean over time trauma becomes an identity and you know it's it's something that's happening in your mind it's not happening in the external world so i mean did you have to break down that identity or did you have to choose a new one or did you just have to heal and allow a new one to emerge

What is kind of the solution that you uncovered that now you're bringing to the world to help others solve this same thing that listeners right now are saying, man, that's me, so give me something, right? Give me something.

Sure.

Success is a trap.

And what I mean by that is the more successful you become, the more people depend on you.

And the more people depend on you, the stronger you have to be as a leader, as a boss, as a CEO.

And in order to be that powerful man, that powerful leader, you cannot show weakness.

And it's because of that that you feel trapped because you know that you're struggling, but you don't know what to do about it.

So Whitney, that's basically what I want you to do for our audience, so that they can say, okay, what Whitney's doing makes sense, I wanna reach out.