Freedom Thru Self-Control
A Program for Overcoming Screen Addiction
Pain of:
Disconnection
Loss of integrity and wellbeing
Guilt and shame
Stuckness and loss of self-trust
Confusion
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BENEFITS
This isn’t just about quitting habits, but transforming your life.
Self-respect -
You will feel more confident in yourself, regardless of what other people think, when you have control over yourself.
Personal growth -
Meaningful moments -
When you don’t have pent-up disturbing emotions you want to suppress, you can spend your free time doing things that are meaningful, productive, or nourishing.
MAP
Clarify the reasons you want to change - no judgement
Identify pains in your life that make it appealing to escape - boredom, loneliness, insecurity, supressed emotions, fear of failure of rejection, too much stress
Make healthy changes in your lifestyle to address those pains
Optimize your environment and association for happy sobriety
Establish ongoing accountability for your habits
Process suppressed emotions
Expose and replace dishonest patterns of thinking and behavior
Embrace the challenges that will help you grow
Sacred Mind Accountability System
A lot of accountability systems track what you do, but don’t help you understand why you do it.
FEATURES
Habit tracker
Personal coaching
Conscious habits journal
Why it’s better than 12-step for many people
One on One Coaching
Guarantee
FAQ
Testimonials
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“When I started coaching with Damodar, I was holding on to a lot of blame and anger, both towards and myself and other people. I often felt overwhelmed with anxiety while interacting with people. And I was struggling with addiction on almost a daily basis.
But what’s amazing is that now it’s hard to even relate to that condition I was so absorbed in before. I’ve become more self-controlled, accepting of my situation, and confident in myself. I think the core of what helped me was the safe space Damodar provided to talk about sensitive matters, and the gentle grounding of the journaling exercises we did. This coaching process really helped me to understand my own feelings, and find the path forward to heal and grow from my experiences.
I've rekindled friendships, relationships, and experienced a new sense of grounding, focus, and creativity. I was able to build a strong morning practice of yoga, mantra meditation, and exercise, which has boosted my overall well-being in a big way. Journaling became a strong habit for me, even though I had tried before without much success. Overall, Damodar inspired me to be more honest and to pursue greater integrity in my life.
I feel like Damodar’s genuine care for others was the driving force behind my transformation. And I would recommend him to anyone who’s struggling with difficult emotions, addictions, or even anyone who wants to explore and more deeply understand their own life and feelings.” — Chris
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“For many years I had an addiction. I felt so ashamed that I went out of my way to keep it a secret, even while seeking help. I’ve actually done coaching with Damodar for over five years now, and we’ve written down my whole life story together. I began to realize that my addiction makes perfect sense given my rough circumstances and sensitive nature. I also began to see my way out of it and actually reached over one year of complete sobriety. I’ve become more assertive and self-satisfied in my dealings with others. I’ve learned how to accept my feelings and take greater responsibility. The experience of having Damodar get to know me so personally, and still be warm and accepting, has been the opposite of shame. He’s a great guy.”
— K. Das New York
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I appreciated the insights Damodar offered, and especially the way in which he offered them. Rather than just telling me how to improve, he helped guide my introspections in a way that I was able to see the deeper causes of negative habits and understand why I developed them as coping strategies, as well as the valid need I was trying to meet, and how I could meet that need in healthier ways. In this way, he showed me how transforming habits is not as much a process of self-neglect and restraint, but rather self-care.
Freedom by choice.