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Have you felt like you are living a double life when you engage in habits secretly, thinking that only you do them to cope? Do you force yourself to constantly push through? Do you associate being successful and winning with self-neglect and struggling?
In this podcast episode, Lydia Knight, founder of The She Center, shares her journey from self-sabotage to self-fulfillment and empowerment. She discusses the importance of authenticity and vulnerability in overcoming challenges and breaking free from destructive patterns. Lydia emphasizes the need to address the root causes of self-sabotage and offers practical strategies for creating lasting transformation. She highlights the power of habits and thought patterns in shaping our behaviors and shares a success story of a client who achieved freedom from self-sabotage. Lydia encourages listeners to prioritize self-care and offers resources for further support.
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Have you felt like you are living a double life when you engage in habits secretly, thinking that only you do them to cope? Do you force yourself to constantly push through? Do you associate being successful and winning with self-neglect and struggling?
In this podcast episode, Lydia Knight, founder of The She Center, shares her journey from self-sabotage to self-fulfillment and empowerment. She discusses the importance of authenticity and vulnerability in overcoming challenges and breaking free from destructive patterns. Lydia emphasizes the need to address the root causes of self-sabotage and offers practical strategies for creating lasting transformation. She highlights the power of habits and thought patterns in shaping our behaviors and shares a success story of a client who achieved freedom from self-sabotage. Lydia encourages listeners to prioritize self-care and offers resources for further support.
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