Were you unable to attend in person? You can now purchase a recording of the lecture and watch it at your convenience.
What will you get?
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- The full 2-hour recording of the lecture from a live Zoom meeting.
- All the topics covered in the lecture, the practical exercises, and the lecturer's insights.
- The item will be sent by email after purchase.
About the Lecture
Sometimes it seems like life isn't going the way we'd like it to.
Not enough time. Too many worries. Not enough support. Too many responsibilities.
And even though circumstances change, the feeling inside remains the same—as if something were constantly missing.
But what if the problem isn't in life?
What if the greatest source of our fatigue isn’t what’s happening around us, but rather an old habit of waiting, hoping, complaining, and putting off living our lives until later? This is a behavioral pattern learned in childhood and within the family system—a fear of taking our true, “royal” place in life.
In the second lecture of the“ANATOMY OF SELF-WORTH” series with medical psychologist Andrej Gušča, we’ll shed the mask of the “emotional beggar” and begin to explore what truly blocks our inner potential and how to cultivate unshakable self-worth. We’ll explore how to move from a victim mentality back to our own strength, how to stop living according to other people’s scripts, and how to start creating a life with more responsibility, freedom, and fulfillment.
The main points of the lecture and key questions:
– The Existential Right to Have: How can we stop seeking permission from the shadows of the past and take on the responsibility of an adult for our own financial and emotional well-being?
The lecture is full of deep insights, healthy humor, uncomfortable yet liberating observations, and practical tools for allowing yourself to embrace success, financial freedom, and life’s pleasures without feeling guilty.
The session is led by Andrej Gušča, a medical psychologist with many years of practical experience. Andrej works at the “Ąžuolyno Klinika” day hospital and maintains a private practice. His approach is characterized by professional courage and the ability to discuss complex, difficult life issues in a simple, understandable way—and, most importantly, with apt, healing humor. Andrej helps people see reality without embellishment, discover their inner potential, and provides support and a sense of security.



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