Joe Shirley | Your Guide on The Feeling Path

The 3-Step Path to Your Best Life

The Feeling Path transforms any emotional block into a source of positive power. Your true path opens naturally as a result. Download the Feeling Path Worksheet below and try it today!

Step 1: Feel It.

The Feeling Path uses six unique questions to create a tangible image of your feeling. The image gives you a visual handle, so you can safely feel even the most challenging emotion without getting hijacked.

Step 2: Shift It.

Using the feeling image, you can instantly transform difficult feelings into powerful states of inspiration, confidence, or connection. It's like having a compass pointing the way to your deepest truth.

Step 3: Live It!

Once the feelings shift into their ideal states, you can move forward with these new sources of clarity and passion guiding your life. And you can always find your way home because now you have a map.

"I help sensitive, creative people access the deep wisdom of the feeling mind."

By placing feeling at the center, we can live our best lives, sharing all of our brilliance, love, and beauty.

7 common myths about negative emotion that keep you stuck

Strong negative emotions can make life difficult. So it’s no surprise there are many ideas about what to do. But most of those ideas actually make things worse. Here’s how seven of the most common myths steer you wrong.

What people say…

Since working with Joe, the weight of anxiety (big, dark, cold and black) that I have felt for most of my life has been replaced by a lightness, vitality, and compassion for myself and others. I feel a sense of calm, centeredness, joy, profound love, and positive energy.

Jen Kindred Seattle, WA

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Bereft: Empty atmosphere, dark, still, quiet, oppressive; very dense gray, almost opaque; silence. "I am on my own. There is no one to help me."

Dance Body: Golden yellow light with substance, opaque, luminous, warm, soft in appearance and to the touch. Taking things lightly yet respectfully.

Joyful: Effervescent energy, with "bubbles" rising; bubbles wiggle as they rise; laughing from within. "There is nothing in my life so serious I cannot laugh through it."

Vulnerability: Fragile glass shell around my body, a vacuum inside; body temp; doesn't want me to move. "The world is a scary place, and I am fragile"

Rejection: Like wanting to vomit. Dark and fuzzy. Warm. Like a ball of black sand hovering in the air. Surprise and wondering and pain. “What? Why?”

Comfort: Thick, warm, gold light; coming down through my head, over my outside, down through my inside, out fingers and toes. "You are safe. There is love."

Self-Blame: Soft, heavy, like clay; lukewarm; a sludging movement, churning slowly; my father's booming, loud, mad voice. "You are bad. Nobody will love you."

Anger: Like a werewolf, with teeth and claws. Loud, guttural growling. Flesh and bone. Loud, guttural growling. Pouncing, thrashing movement. "Back off!"