How does Adam Ringham address the challenge of self-sabotaging behaviors in his teachings?

Adam’s work goes straight at self‑sabotage by attacking its roots, not just the symptoms.

• Radical self responsibility: He teaches that the “only solution” is owning your choices and patterns. No blaming, no victimhood, just honest inventory of where you’re avoiding your own work.
• Shadow work vs. spiritual bypassing: He calls out “spiritual avoidance” – using spirituality, positivity, or excuses to dodge your shadow. That avoidance creates disconnection from yourself and others.
• Habits and subconscious “seeds”: He frames sabotaging behaviors as seeds planted by conditioning (family, religion, society). Those seeds eventually bloom into misfortune, regret, and “settling.” The work is to dig them up and replant empowering habits and identities.
• Loving accountability: True love, in his lens, is a mirror that calls you out on your bullshit and invites change, not enabling your avoidance.

Which part of this are you most curious about: the shadow work side, or changing the habits and conditioning?