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From Self-Sabotage to Success: How to Win In Life with Krystal Clark
Krystal Clark has a unique story from her child molestation, the lack of support she received from her parents, and the coping mechanisms she used to numb the pain to the point where she could not see past her wedding day. In this episode she discusses the struggles of motherhood and being an executive and entrepreneur.
She gives great advice from discussing the importance of having a coach, to how to create systems and process, to overcoming sabotage.
She has used her trauma in life to create great fantasy stories with metaphors built into each character and plot. Her books are more than just another fantasy adventure. They are real life scenes reimagined into the impact and influences that put us on certain paths—with decisions come consequences.
To Contact Charisse Walker visit www.charissewalker.com
To contact Krystal Clark visit
https://www.facebook.com/movingwithmeaning
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By Charisse WalkerKrystal Clark has a unique story from her child molestation, the lack of support she received from her parents, and the coping mechanisms she used to numb the pain to the point where she could not see past her wedding day. In this episode she discusses the struggles of motherhood and being an executive and entrepreneur.
She gives great advice from discussing the importance of having a coach, to how to create systems and process, to overcoming sabotage.
She has used her trauma in life to create great fantasy stories with metaphors built into each character and plot. Her books are more than just another fantasy adventure. They are real life scenes reimagined into the impact and influences that put us on certain paths—with decisions come consequences.
To Contact Charisse Walker visit www.charissewalker.com
To contact Krystal Clark visit
https://www.facebook.com/movingwithmeaning