A significant part of who we are, what we do, and how we relate to others is shaped by our impressions of the experiences of the first ten years of our lives. If this is even half-true, it becomes a monumental idea to deal with. It suggests that some of the major building blocks of how we see life and handle it were all put into place in those first years. What if some of those blocks were the wrong ones, or what if they were put into place in the wrong way?
