Todd Goodwin uses the metaphor of a garden to explain his approach to resolving issues at a subconscious level. He emphasizes that understanding the origins of problems or analyzing symptoms, like weeds in a garden, won't necessarily lead to their resolution. He criticizes the overuse of talk therapy and psychiatric medications, comparing them to analyzing weeds or using harmful herbicides that can damage the garden's overall health. He argues that these methods fail to address the root cause: the subconscious thought patterns that manifest as habitual emotions and behaviors. As a board certified hypnotist, he advocates for directly addressing these subconscious roots to effectively remove the 'weeds' of emotional and behavioral problems. Todd stresses that revelation of an issue is not the same as resolving it. By removing the root causes, the symptoms disappear and do not return, although new issues may arise. He underscores the importance of not playing the victim and taking responsibility for one's mental health through proactive 'weeding'.

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