Module 13 – Practice Concepts

Is Your Uncertainty Holding You Back?

The Feynman Technique

Reverse Engineering Your Investigation

Healing Perspectives

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Feeling uncertain is normal when doing something new or challenging. Don’t avoid it, get comfortable with it.
Uncertainty can hold you back from taking action and growing your business. Push past it.
Be confident in your abilities even if you feel uncertain. Clients will pick up on this.
Use uncertainty as motivation to learn and improve. It’s part of the process.
Take imperfect action despite uncertainty. Results come from doing, not overplanning.
Don’t get distracted by busy work. Push past uncertainty to accomplish goals.
Admit what you don’t know yet. Then commit to figuring it out. Knowledge comes with experience.

Richard Feynman’s approach to learning emphasizes understanding over simply knowing the name of something.
He distinguishes between two types of knowledge: knowing the name of something and truly understanding it.
The technique prioritizes gaining a deep understanding of a subject rather than superficial knowledge.
It helps individuals to build confidence in their knowledge and the ability to explain complex concepts simply.
The Feynman Technique involves breaking down a topic by starting with the specifics of what you already know.
It encourages clear and simple communication, both in teaching and marketing efforts.
The technique can be applied to any areas of learning and helps bridge knowledge gaps.
It empowers individuals to research and find answers when they encounter questions to which they don’t immediately know the answer.

Understanding the “why” behind a health issue can be crucial in finding solutions.
Using real-life examples to learn from others’ actions and mistakes can be valuable.
A functional medicine coach faced challenges when helping a friend’s daughter with joint pain and an idiopathic arthritis diagnosis.
The coach lacked direct communication with the daughter and relied on limited information from the mother.
Understand the importance of asking the right questions to gather essential information from clients.
The need for clarification and understanding the “why” behind each question is essential.
Focusing on what is known for sure rather than making guesses during the initial assessment.
Recognizing the four critical elements for sustaining life: air, food, water, and sleep, and how they impact overall health and function.

Your confidence in the process helps clients believe change is possible.
Uncertainty about business aspects is normal. Accept and push forward anyway.
Look for small ways to practice certainty around an area of uncertainty. Get a “win.”
Being uncertain about how to do something differs from believing you can’t do it.
Clients want to know you can guide them even when uncertain. It gives them permission, too.
Balance confidence and humility. Some self-doubt allows you to stay open and learn.
Success comes from a willingness to feel uncertainty yet take action anyway.
If uncertainty immobilizes you, reflect on why. Then challenge yourself to move forward.

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