Nicole Christie is a writer, a Master Storyteller, and a dynamic entrepreneur who courageously rebooted her life after weathering two health crises in rapid succession, moving to a new city, recovering from narcissistic abuse, leaving her marriage, and stepping away from a significant career in communications at Microsoft to follow a more purposeful path. Tune in for this inspiring interview with Nicole about her survival story overcoming daunting health challenges, why she felt like an outsider on the inside in corporate America, her guidance about recognizing, surviving, and thriving after narcissistic abuse, her journey to self-care and self-discovery after courageously overcoming traumatic health, relationship and career challenges, and so much more, for a fascinating and enlightening interview with a remarkable woman whose passion is to bring tales of courage, impact and utter badassery to life!

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL HEAR ABOUT THINGS LIKE:

• The ways Nicole’s storytelling and entrepreneurial gifts were apparent during her developmental years.
• How Nicole grappled with, survived, and ultimately overcame two major health challenges.
• How health issues are the body’s way of telling us that we are misaligned from our path.
• Why Nicole felt like an “outsider on the inside” in corporate America.
• How Nicole recognized the signs of narcissistic abuse, and the strategies she employed to survive, and then thrive.

SOME QUESTIONS IRENE ASKS NICOLE:

• What steps did you take to align yourself with a healthier path?
• How can we tune into what our body is telling us and use it as a compass for change?
• Where did you find the resilience to persevere through two significant health challenges, leave Microsoft, and find your way to the other side of divorce – all in three years?
• What healing modalities did you implement to help you overcome your traumatic challenges?
• How do you know for sure that you are now aligned with what is meant for you and your purpose?
• What is the power of choosing oneself, also referred to as self-love?