The Gender Difference: Why Women Learn & Change Differently | Stephanie Serone

Science + Woo with Sarah McLachlan

We know women and men operate differently... But have you ever considered why women require a different approach in healing and transformation? In this episode, we examine the gender difference through the lens of creating immediate positive change... that lasts.

Stephanie Serone bounced between mentors and coaches, often rebounding 'back to the start' when trying to shift her life experience.

From severe anxiety and depression, to feeling trapped and losing hope, Stephanie hit her 'last resort'... and realised that most coaching or healing methods are focussed on the male physical, mental and emotional operational system.

Today Stephanie and I unpack the gender differences inside healing with instant and sustained transformation.

Plug in today to learn:

- How *exactly* a women's mind operates differently

- Changing our processing on an epigenetic level

- How analogy processes can reframe a woman's patterns and insecurities through metaphor

- The major differences in vision, processing, focus and mentalities between the genders

- Why the male population NEED the 'nothing box' (you'll laugh at this one!)

- The impact of a woman's 4 cyclical seasons vs. the male 24 hour season

- The Top 5 Beliefs Stephanie sees women replay on repeat and how we can transmute these limitations

Stephanie Serone is a licensed Transformologist® an authority in empowering women, and facilitating the worlds only female specific transformation process based on the science of epigenetics to resolve chronic emotional issues and inter-generational trauma to create inspiring, instant and irreversible change.

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