How Good Really Is The Transamorous Network’s Advice?

An Instagram follower offered an interesting perspective. It shows how powerful stories are. She suggested our content was superficial and didn’t take into account “nuance” that comes with being trans, particularly being both trans and a Person of Color (POC).

Indeed, she went so far as to suggest the person writing our content is cis, and being so, knows nothing about the plight of transgender people:

She is wrong on both counts.

Stories matter a lot

It’s interesting when people double down on their disempowerment as a way of trying to show us that what we offer can’t possibly work. “Complications” exist in every perspective. Such complications play no factor in how things happen in life…unless the life-liver invites them to play a factor.

A person invites such complications to have an effect on life by believing they have an effect. Just like this Instagram follower.

If a POC believes their status as a POC influences their life experience, it’s very hard to have an experience where that status doesn’t have an influence. I’m not saying such status doesn’t have an influence. What I am saying is, that influence is inconsequential when one takes control of stories they’re telling about such status, or any other limiting factor.

Results speak louder

The fact is, our clients find powerful lives through following our advice. So powerful is our advice that even POC find empowering lives. Here are results from actual clients, some of whom face the same apparent “nuances” this person suggests invalidates what we offer:

• One transgender female client, who also is a person of color, credits this practice for keeping her from committing suicide.
• Another transgender woman of color created a three-year marriage. She’s still in that marriage today, to a cis-gender male POC.
• Yet another transgender woman is finding her way out of “online dating hell”. She’s discovering more happiness and hope that she can find a lover.
• Still another created her dream career in photography through what we offer.
• Meanwhile a trans-attracted guy who tried to kill himself three different times found liberation from suicide ideation. He now pursues his college education, and a career in show business!
• Finally, another trans-attracted guy found greater peace and happiness within himself. Every week he discovers powerful insights leading to greater confidence and self-acceptance.

Nuance is a story. As is thinking skin color makes a difference in having what one wants. Neither nuance or skin color need determine one’s experience. Unless one believes they do. Everyone can enjoy a life in which everything they want happens. It’s just a matter of telling stories consistent with that rather than stories complaining or criticizing life.

We show clients how to do that. As a result, they become exceptions to the rules. They get what they want and they find happiness. Ready to find yours?