Join us for a transformative episode of Bounce Back Stronger featuring our special guest, Susie Pettit – a certified Parent, Life + Wellness Coach, and mother of five sons aged 18-26. As the host of the Love Your Life podcast, Susie brings a wealth of experience and invaluable insights to guide us in moving beyond our "good enough” lives to embrace our extraordinary potential.

In this conversation, Susie shares her personal journey of transformation following the loss of a dear friend. This catalyst led her to break free of people pleasing to create a life she loves which includes sharing her wisdom with the students of her Love Your Life School.

Our conversation covers a wide range of important topics including co-dependency in parent/child and partner relationships, dealing with narcissists, over-functioning behaviors, and the growing "failure to launch" trend.

Tune in to hear Susie’s essential insights on how we can all lead independent, fulfilling lives we truly love.

If you would like to learn more about Susie Pettit’s offerings or take her co-dependency quiz, the links are below:

Codependency Quiz: https://smbwell.com/bounce

Http://theLoveYourLifeSchool.com

And https://Instagram.com/smb.wellness

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