This is where we meet, and I get to introduce you to the beauty, breadth and depth of Fault Lines.

My way of helping people see what their life includes in a mid-level way between broad/vague and nitty-gritty/in the weeds.   An internal and external worlds inventory of plates/loads; pattern spotting.

This companion module should function as both a guardrail and a reset button. It protects them from getting sucked into rumination while you are encouraged freshly noticing hard stuff.

This lesson is about you giving your nervous system real-time evidence that you are already showing up with integrity, effort, and restraint. Even when no one’s clapping and nothing is “finished” yet.

Not hype.
Not gold stars.
Actual, embodied recognition.

Self-trust doesn’t grow from pressure.
It grows from being seen, especially by yourself.

This is the difference between awareness that helps… and awareness that just hands your inner critic a microphone.

You’ll learn how to stay curious about what you’re doing without immediately deciding what it means about you as a person.

Less interrogation.
More contextualized noticing.

Think: insight that doesn’t make you want to lie down afterward.

This lesson helps you read your internal temperature before burnout, shutdown, or over-control take the wheel.

You’ll start noticing the early signals (your tense jaw, the more shallow breath, the clumsy urgency) and learn how to recalibrate without panicking or powering through.

Balance isn’t about some sort of zen serenity,
it’s more about your responsiveness.

This lesson looks at the early environments that trained your system what to expect today: what you brace for, what you downplay, what you tolerate without realizing you’re doing it.

Once you can name that weather, you stop assuming it’s just “how things are.”

And that alone changes how much choice you have in the present.

If you’re excellent at explaining yourself in theory, but less confident about what your body is actually doing in real time, this lesson is for you.

Here we slow things down enough to notice how information in your system presents it’s self beyond thoughts or often mysterious “feelings.”

No one can see themselves from every angle, no matter how reflective or self-aware they are. Some things only come into focus when someone else gently points at them and says, “Hey, did you know…?”

Think less raw and scary self-exposure and more getting upgraded glasses prescription after not realizing you’d been squinting for years.

Meta-awareness is the ability to notice what you’re doing while you’re doing it, without immediately adding commentary, labels and condemnation.

This lesson helps you catch the habit mid-motion and stay kind enough to choose differently, or not…

Either way, the point is that you will be more aware of the real ability you have to choose and more about what those choices are made of.

This is where we will wind down the course and transitioning into the “what’s next?” of it all.