I find Myss sometimes brilliant but often expressing what is important to her in ways that are simply her own unprocessed and unhealed anger about the choices people make. It turns very quickly into what I hear as arrogance, pessimism, and deep negative judgments of the very people she is trying to help. I find it quite possible to express everything that is important to her in ways that INVITE people to be inspired to touch the willingness inside themselves to change their lives. Instead she treats it as if she and a few rare individuals on the planet are willing to do that and completely misunderstands the power we have as healers to help people touch that inspiration inside of themselves to take the journey.

Her account of history is hugely overgeneralizing, and her constant use of the second person ("you do this because... you think that because... you fear this because...") did not resonate once with me. I find that she also has a tendency to make self-sacrifice seem like a virtue. I believe that much of her dissatisfaction with the people she works with would shift if she learned how to communicate her ideas in a more compassionate inspiring way. I wonder if she asked herself her own questions - Is she really ok with turning away hundreds of people and being angry all the time because she clearly hasn't healed around her own issues? What she presents as passion, I see as unhealed pain. There's better ways to do it.

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