In this episode, we have a guest speaker today with Kari Petruch, a master relationship coach. I know at first that title might seem a bit on until you understand that I believe that Kari is a master of relationships like many of us; she's grown up in an incredibly traumatic and abusive household and fell into narcissistic and abusive relationships. Then through doing the work and creating her own program, she's now helping coach others through love and playfield relationships. I love this conversation, I'm going to be honest with you because I was asking a lot of personal questions in this so I can have a better understanding because as someone who's been through trauma and abuse, which, if you understand this, love, relationship, intimacy, fun play, conflict conversation can be very difficult for us.

Kari lays out her journey and many of the beneficial tools that helped her to be where she is throughout her journey. She is a proud mother of three, grandmother of eight, and married to the man of her dreams.

I found this episode to be very powerful for me because I'm always thinking about understanding the impact of our past, how we do not have to be that story, how we don't have to live in that box that's planted around us and how when we go into the world intending to create what we want or who we want that we can manifest it and bring it to fruition.

Have you been in a narcissistic or abusive relationship and gotten out or been stuck in it, or maybe you're there now, trying to figure out what's next in your life?

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