You've Had Sessions That Stopped A Client Cold. And Then The Next One, Nothing.
You've felt things before they happened. You've handed someone a piece of information that left them speechless. And you've quietly wondered, more than once, whether this could be your work.
Then the next session, the signal went dark. You guessed. You hedged. You over-explained.
The blank sessions aren't the worst part. The good ones are. Because the good ones prove you have the ability, and the inconsistency proves you can't control it yet.
So you read for free, or for whatever feels safe to ask. And every year that passes, the practice you can picture stays a picture, while people with half your ability build real ones.
In twenty years of training practitioners, I have never once seen that be a talent problem. It's two missing pieces. Neither one is mysterious, and I can teach you both in an afternoon.