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Toxic positivity is when you think your entire life is supposed to be happy and positive, so you avoid negative emotions. You rush through them. This is a problem because if you ignore your negative emotions, they fester and keep coming back. You also might find yourself over-eating or over-drinking to numb the pain of negative emotions, because you don't trust yourself to handle them. In today's episode, you'll learn how to bring awareness to all of your emotions, even the difficult ones, and process your feelings in a way in which you will learn from them and allow them to move out of your body. Listen to Episode 27 to learn how processing your emotions can help you to know yourself more and make it possible to tap into your unique inner wisdom.
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Cris and I just finished binge-watching MAID on Netflix. It's a show based on the book by Stephanie Land. MAID follows one woman's story of leaving an abusive relationship. In today's episode, Cris joins me as we open a dialogue about abuse. We talk about our experiences of abuse as children and how we're healing together. How do you make that first step to seek help if you're in an abusive relationship? How do you heal as a married couple from past abuse and trauma? Join us as we scratch the surface on these issues.
Without love, we will suffer. It's a basic human need. But what does that mean?
We all want a partner who shows up for us, cares for us, and loves us in their own special, unique way. We deserve that.
However, if we are not loving ourselves and caring for our own mind and body on our own terms, our mental, emotional, and physical health will suffer. So even when our partners care and love for us a ton - it can not replace the love we need to give ourselves.
It is our responsibility to nurture a relationship with ourselves. And when we do, our relationship with our partner will flourish. But you first. Love starts with you first. Every time.
Can you feel contentment before your life is where you want it to be? How about in your relationship? Your health? Your finances? Is it possible to reach for big goals in these areas, yet feel the peace and joy you're longing for before you get there? Yes. And not only is it possible, it's the fastest way to get to your goals. Listen to episode 21 to hear why cultivating contentment before you reach your goals is the only way to achieve them. Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.rachaelcunningham.com/category/podcast/
One of the hardest parts of being human is forgiving yourself for past mistakes. It's a process to own up to what you did wrong, move out of shame and into wisdom. However, most of us stay in the muck of guilt and shame way too long. And that guilt and shame does nothing for us. It hinders us from connecting with our loved ones and it stops us from personal growth. In today's episode, you will learn a 4 step process to practice self-forgiveness. We've all messed up. Every one of us. And grace and forgiveness are part of our healing journey.
In this episode of Joyful Love, I am joined by my friend and colleage, Becky Fry. Becky is a Certified Life Coach for moms of kids with autism. In her work, she helps moms stop feeling so overwhelmed by the unique challenges they face, raising their children. We discuss how Becky learned to embrace her parenting journey and how parenting a child with autism affects her world. Join us to hear more. Show notes, transcripts, and links here: https://www.rachaelcunningham.com/category/podcast/
Committing to change and growth will inevitably bring uncomfortable feelings. But we tend to avoid discomfort in our human experience. So we give up on our goals over and over.... because growth is uncomfortable AF! And then we beat ourselves up and heap piles of judgment on ourselves for … being human. We all do it. But there's a better way. What if we started getting comfortable with discomfort? What if we embraced it instead of running from it? This is the way to finally accomplish those big goals. Listen on to hear how. Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.rachaelcunningham.com/category/podcast/
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