Hey Friend,
Same morning. Same journey. Two completely different experiences.
One driver hit his horn when I made a mistake at a roundabout — days before my UK theory test, still adjusting to driving on the left. The other was a bus driver who stopped his vehicle, looked at me at a junction, and smiled. He had right of way. He waited anyway.
On the drive home, I made a deliberate choice. Every time the roundabout surfaced and tried to dominate, I replaced it with the image of that bus driver's face. Again and again. Until the emotional charge of the mistake faded — not because I forgot it, but because I stopped watering it.
I passed my theory test. First attempt.
This Episode is the coaching session built around what I did — and exactly how you can do it with whatever memory has been running on repeat in your life. You will leave with something named, something shifted, and a four-step method you can use this week.
About 20 minutes. Listen on the commute, the walk, or somewhere you can actually pause and do the work.
If something shifted for you — reply and tell me your bus driver moment. I want to hear it.
To your full expression,
Manuel
P.S.: The premium worksheet for this episode takes you through the full Superimposition Method in writing. Worth doing after you listen.
