The final episode. Enjoy, sweet people. xo Ang

Angie Jean heals... the final two episodes of her journey are here. Enjoy, sweet people. xo

Let's talk about YOU. No really, YOU. And how it's okay to NOT be defined by someone else, or something else - including your childhood trauma. Angie gets real with her childhood again, but focuses on how she drew that line in the sand to heal, become herself, and not be defined by her past or the roof she lived under for 18 years of her life. YOU DO YOU, BOO BOO! And shine with zero Fs. :)

Always in the spotlight, popular, homecoming queen, college dance team captain, masters degree earning, mom of the year, entrepreneur, PODCASTER, the NEXT BIG THING!!! When is enough, enough? Have your insecurities formed a false reality in your world, YOU HAVE BEEN BELIEVING your entire life? I have been aiming to please this nonexistent group of judgmental assholes, MY WHOLE LIFE! Say what?!!!!! ---> PROVING TO THEM... that I can do more, and RISE from the shit-storm that was handed to me. I always felt the need to go above and beyond, IN EVERY LITTLE THING to prove MY WORTH. To prove I was NOT my mom. To prove that I am SMART. and TALENTED. THE BEST MOM. And beautiful inside and out. 

But when do we stop reaching for more "success" and just KNOW.... enough actually is enough? Who we are in this moment, right now..... is enough.

Angie shares about the pressure she has put on herself her whole life to prove her worth. She shares a few childhood memories and how her mother's manipulation has transformed her way of thinking, and her life decisions. Angie is finally realizing that ..... there is truly nothing else she needs to do to prove anyone else wrong.... they all believed in her from the beginning anyway. 

Find that worth! & Believe it! xo 

When you're navigating narcissism, the reality is...... our emotions, our journey, our healing process is damn messy. Like.... train-wreck messy-ville one day, to happy-go-lucky positive Polly the next. The "how-to-process-narcissism PERFECTLY!" book doesn't exist, and it shouldn't. That's not real life. Listen to Angie pour out the details of the text she sent her mom, and her mom's response in return. Does her mother apologize for the heartbreak, the trauma, the mess? Or does she respond in true narcissistic form?

Reminder:: Give yourself some grace. You're continuously working on you. Give yourself a hug, and know your efforts to building a beautiful life ARE WORTH IT, and SO ARE YOU!

Angie talks through her journey to forgiveness and a new phrase, that will challenge you to change your perspective on the word "FORGIVENESS." Narcissism is real. The journey of those impacted is real, but we need to make choices. Choices to break the cycle and build a life we are proud of.... living in freedom. Unicorns and sunshine palaces are mentioned, on top of hearing Angie's laugh. This episode is real, raw, yet joyous. 

Hear how anger sparked Angie's confidence, even at the precious little age of 5. She was tiny, but mighty and believed in herself. 

She navigates childhood experiences and speaks to the ones that fueled her anger the most.... which in turn.... fueled her confidence to build a life she loved. The bars, the surprise Turkish Step-Dad, and a few wedding day details enter this episode. Narcissism doesn't have an age-cap. Angie Jean Speaks to how Narcissism continued to make an appearance during the most important events of her whole life.  Beautiful moments and milestones that are now smothered with toxic details. Maybe the wall should've gone up earlier. But there's a twist...  maybe just maybe, her mother's patterns and choices were intentional. Forgiveness is on the horizon.

Navigating narcissism is real. It's more of a rollercoaster actually. Angie Jean Speaks about her relationship with her narcissistic mother, her own personal feelings, and how the journey went from traumatic to beautiful by building a life she views as glorious today. Angie speaks to her real and raw anger in heart and mind, unapologetically, yet strives to find grace and forgiveness over time.