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Welcome to The Resistance Reset.🤓 This is a thoughtful space for people who want to understand what keeps them stuck and begin creating change that lasts. To keep the community useful, safe and grounded, please follow these simple rules: 1. Be respectful Disagreement is fine. Dismissiveness, personal attacks, shaming, bullying or judgement are not. We are here to explore resistance with curiosity, not blame. 2. Share from your own experience Use “I” language where possible. For example: “What I’ve noticed in myself is…”“My experience has been…”“This made me think about…” Please avoid diagnosing, labelling or telling other members what is wrong with them. 3. No unsolicited advice Support is welcome. Fixing people is not. Before offering advice, ask: “Would you like a reflection, or would you prefer me just to witness this?” This is especially important when people are sharing something personal. 4. Keep comments constructive When commenting, aim to add one of the following: - Encouragement - A thoughtful question - A personal insight - A useful reflection - A relevant resource, only where appropriate Avoid one-word replies, sarcasm, arguments or derailing someone’s post. 5. No selling or pitching Please do not promote your services, offers, events, products, affiliate links or communities unless Stephen has specifically invited this. This is a relationship-first space, not a pitching room. 6. Keep confidentiality Do not screenshot, copy or share another member’s post outside this community without their clear permission. People need to feel safe enough to be honest. 7. Keep posts relevant This community is about resistance, change, emotional patterns, personal growth, health, business, leadership, practice development and meaningful transformation. General rants, political arguments, spam or unrelated content may be removed. 8. This is not medical, legal or financial advice Members may discuss health, business or life challenges, but nothing shared here should replace professional advice from a qualified medical, legal, financial or mental health professional.