I used to do bad things steal money and stuff

Dear friend, I want to start by acknowledging your courage in reaching out and sharing your past experiences with us. It takes a lot of bravery to confront our past mistakes, and I commend you for taking this first step towards healing and growth. It's perfectly normal to have made some wrong choices in life, and it's never too late to take ownership of our actions and make amends. From a Buddhist perspective, we believe that every action we take has consequences, and that the universe operates on a system of cause and effect. This means that the negative actions we take will have negative consequences that will eventually catch up with us. However, the good news is that we also have the power to create positive causes that can lead to positive effects in our lives. By acknowledging your past mistakes and taking steps to make amends, you are already creating positive karma that will help you move forward in a positive direction. From a psychological perspective, it's important to understand that our past does not define us, and that we are capable of change and growth. It's also important to recognize that every behavior we engage in serves a purpose, whether it's to fulfill a need, cope with difficult emotions, or gain a sense of control. By exploring the underlying reasons for your past behaviors, you can gain insight into what needs were not being met and find healthier ways to fulfill them. Moving forward, my coaching advice to you is to continue to take ownership of your past actions and make amends where possible. This may involve apologizing to those you have wronged, making restitution, or simply committing to doing better in the future. It's also important to seek support from trusted friends, family, or professionals who can help you navigate this process and provide a safe space for you to process your emotions. Remember to be gentle with yourself and celebrate every small step forward, as every positive action you take will help you create a brighter future.