CureTinnitus.org Tinnitus Tip: Tinnitus and Commitment

Is it possible that when confronted with you really need to do now to help yourself get better[wcm_restrict], [firstname], that you flee? How hard is it to really look at what needs to be done and actually do it? How hard is it to really look at:

• past trauma
• difficult relationships
• life issues
• career issues
• the way you respond to stressors
• tendency to overwork
• controlling behavior
• personal dissatisfaction
• dissatisfaction with others
• physical issues that you’ve neglected
• exercise habits
• diet
• over-punctuality, or otherwise exaggerated positive characteristics (or maybe “unbalanced” positive characteristics)
• …all the things we’ve learned about tinnitus people, and the individual ways, in which they apply to you, [firstname] and your life.

10 sessions of this, or a bottle of these pills, you know, that probably won’t cut it for you, and if it does, good for you. If it hasn’t yet, then maybe it’s time to try a more centered, guided, and all-encompassing approach. The theory is that tinnitus just can’t stand well-being, so why not get the help you need to enter into a state of well-being?

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