Mind if I butt in?

The move has obviously dominated my every waking moment for days on end now, and I'm feeling I need to touch base with my inner self for a bit. The concept of having a well-stocked "toolbox" to deal with any challenge - creative, interpersonal, relationship, etc - works well for me. But I trip over terminology/definitions a lot.
Is the "inner authority" what another older creative block system called the "inner critic"? Lord help me, I can't remember her name off the top of my head, but it was a pretty well-known process 20 years ago. She even had an online support group. I have creative goals and desires from this move; they were buried under the sheer amount of stuff, details, and challenges of physically moving it all.
Trust, all by itself, is a pretty big issue no matter how it's connected to what you're trying to work on. I was glad Hops brought that up - along with the issues connected to boundaries/feelings of self too. I would add in, resistance, as well... which for me is strongly connected to fear. Not just of failure, but success, too.
As for this group and whether it will be "worth it" to give your time to it - it sounds like it's one of those things you can't really decide until you get to the end of the group. Perhaps you only get the one insight or tool to add to your toolbox or to work on further. But I wouldn't reject it until you have more information/experience with it. The funny thing about "rejection" I've noticed about myself is that a lot of what I feel is "rejection" or people just not "getting me" is...
really ME, jumping to conclusions and a quick judgement about other people before I even give them a chance. And I think PART of that, is I'm finally allowing myself to dislike some things - to choose and discern what it is I want to participate in; and the kinds of people I want around me, in my closer in circles.
We CAN gather our own "custom, collected toolbox" from more than one source too. I think that helps build resiliency; the abiility to take a failure in stride and bounce back to try again.
I'll shut up now. That's just some observations I've picked up different places trying to do something similar to what you want to do, Ales. When you get a chance, I'd like to hear more about your experience and the insights you're getting from it, if any.