Love Your Life: Love Your Life: Midlife Reinvention, Emotional Regulation, & Parenting

What if the way you receive compliments, ask for help, handle other people's moods, and look for validation has more to do with your childhood than you realized?

In this episode of The Love Your Life Show, I'm talking about the father wound and why you can have a loving, well-intentioned dad and still carry patterns from childhood into your adult relationships.

I was inspired to make this podcast by Terri Cole's work on the father wound and a conversation she had with Cathy Heller. In this episode I help you see how the father wound may be showing up for you in real life and give you 2 ways you can start healing it.

This isn't about asking whether you have a father wound or not (we all have traces of one) nor is this about making your dad a villain. Even the most well-intentioned, loving dad leaves some wounding behind. It's the nature of the human experience.

Bring your open mindset and your warrior notebook. This episode could really change some things for you!

Click play if you've ever:

• Struggled to accept compliments
• Feel uncomfortable receiving help
• Think you owe people when they do something for you
• Feeling responsible for everyone else's emotions
• Constanly crave external validation. Want someone else to say "good job you!"
• Have a hard time knowing what you want or need
• Feel like you're never good enough and there's always something else you need to do.

As I said, this is one of those foundational episodes of the Love Your Life Show. If you listen with an open mindset and actually start practising one (or both!) of the things I teach today, your life will change.

100 percent satisfaction guaranteed.

I can't wait for you to listen.

And start today 🩷

🎧 If you liked this episode, you'll like this one:

153: Become a Boundary Boss with Terri Cole on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/153-become-a-boundary-boss-with-terri-cole/id1434429161?i=1000770657749

153: Become a Boundary Boss with Terri Cole on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/3KBihzl9KfmkzVw5ZYhDoF?si=FSWP1iJQSsSB0mkfo5D7lg

Link to Terri's new book https://amzn.to/4zxmz3Y

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What if the reason you keep eating when you don't want to has nothing to do with willpower?

What if you're not broken, undisciplined, or lacking the ability to make good choices?

In this episode of The Love Your Life Show, I'm sharing the truth about emotional eating and helping you see it in a completely different way.

And once you understand what I teach, you have leverage.

I'll explain why food is such an effective coping strategy, why beating yourself up about your eating can actually keep you stuck, and the simple shift that can help you move from automatic eating to intentional choice.

In this episode, I'm talking about:

• Why emotional eating isn't a moral failing or a lack of willpower
• How food helps us distract from feelings we don't know how to process
• Why shame and self-judgment can become another distraction from the life you actually want to live
• The difference between eating intentionally and eating automatically
• Why you don't need another eating plan, you need more coping strategies
• How learning to pause can help you feel more confident and in control

You are not the problem. You don't need more shame or more discipline. You need to understand what's really happening and learn more ways to support yourself. Because when you change the things I speak of in this episode, you can change so much more than your eating.

🎧 If you liked this episode, you'll like this one:

Transform Your Body + Life with Susan Hyatt on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/48-transform-your-body-life-with-susan-hyatt/id1434429161?i=1000770657866

Transform Your Body + Life with Susan Hyatt on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/1tm9p9Tc22707Q04XRNs47?si=WFvihplGT4G9plPLm7phKg

283: Productive Discomfort + Goals on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/283-productive-discomfort-goals/id1434429161?i=1000770657439

283: Productive Discomfort + Goals on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/1Pji5N76y7ysxl7zuzrPcB?si=QzB7FtZzQnOnhfJQpeptgw

NEXT STEPS: 👩🏼‍🎓Emotionally eat less by next month!!! I will give you your money back if you follow the steps and don't see progress! Join the Love Your Life School http://theloveyourlifeschool.com/ now!

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In this BEST OF episode, we're revisiting an important conversation about how we can support ourselves and our kids through anxiety, big feelings, and the challenges of life right now.

I'll share what actually moves the needle in terms of us feeling happier in our everyday life, what our kids really need from us, and how we can help the people we love build the skills and confidence to navigate life's ups and downs.

Whether you're parenting a preteen, teen, or not a parent, this episode offers encouragement and practical ways to support yourself and the people you love without taking on too much responsibility and too much on your shoulders.

In this episode, we'll explore:

• What has changed since 2008 to make us more anxious and less happy
• How to help ourselves and those we love feel happier and less anxious
• What things we can start TODAY to feel more in control of our moods and life
• How to actually take the small steps that will make big change in our lives and for generations to come.
• Easy ways to get my support if you want it.

Press play and let's dive in. 😎

🎧 If you liked this episode, you'll like this one:

367: Boundaries with Kids: Why It Feels So Hard (and Matters So Much) on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/367-boundaries-with-kids-why-it-feels-so-hard-and/id1434429161?i=1000770657397

367: Boundaries with Kids: Why It Feels So Hard (and Matters So Much) on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/1B2mH5uGBvl6YkOedYkn4o?si=hU4S-rnORhGVZxgUmoiMKw

⭐️ Join me in NEXT MONTH'S CHALLENGE! Begin November feeling in control of your cell use and proud of what you're modelling for your kids. http://TheLoveYourLifeSchool.com

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Want to feel less guilty? Especially around your kids, friends, siblings, or spouse?

If you feel guilty saying no, worry about disappointing people, or find yourself overexplaining your decisions, this episode is for you.

I'm talking about why boundary guilt is so common, especially for women who were raised to put everyone else first. I'll teach you exactly how to stop interpreting someone else's discomfort as proof that your boundary is wrong and start trusting yourself instead.

I'm also breaking down the important difference between setting boundaries with healthy adults and setting boundaries with your kids, including teens, preteens, and young adults.

In this episode, I'll help you:

✨ Understand why setting boundaries can trigger guilt

✨ Stop confusing someone else's discomfort with doing something wrong

✨ Set healthy boundaries without overexplaining or overdefending

✨ Handle pushback from your spouse, family, or friends

✨ Help make it safe for your kids to push back on some boundaries

✨ Step into your confident adult self and say less

You don't have to wait until setting a boundary feels comfortable. Listen in and let's make boundaries feel a whole lot easier.

🎧 Links Susie mentioned in this episode:

https://smbwell.com/narc

https://smbwell.com/mom

https://smbwell.com/parenting

⭐️ Plus… if your kids don't push back against your boundaries or you are confused about any other aspect of your life or what to do…Let's chat! Book your free call with me today: https://smbwell.com/call

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Have you ever told yourself, "I'll do it tomorrow," only to find yourself saying the same thing the next day? And the next?And the next?

All the while, feeling worse and worse about yourself? (been there, done that 🫣)

This episode is going to help so much. Click play to learn how you're NOT lazy, unmotivated, or any other garbage your inner mean girl is telling you.

I have the amazing Monica Packer on the Love Your Life Show this week. She's the host of the About Progress podcast and author of the new book STICKY HABITS (get it here: Sticky Habits https://amzn.to/4yAG3EH). She and I talk about the surprising reason so many of us procrastinate and why it often has nothing to do with discipline. We dive into the hidden ways perfectionism showed up in our lives, why success doesn't always feel the way we imagined it would, and how to stop waiting until everything feels "just right" before taking action.

We talk about a lot, including: - Why procrastination is often a symptom, not the real problem. - The hidden ways perfectionism may be showing up in your life (even when you swear you're not a perfectionist). - The lie of what social media tells us success is. - How to stop tying your worth to how well you mother, your bank account, or any other achievement. - A healthier way to build habits that support, rather than shame, you. (This was especially awesome!) - And how "good enough" action can lead to a life you love!

Whether you've been putting off a goal, waiting for the perfect time, or simply feeling stuck, this conversation will leave you feeling supported, feeling less broken, more confident, and with some ideas on how to move forward. I'm so glad you're here.

If you liked this show, you'll like this one:

161: How to Change Your Life without Changing Your Life on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/161-how-to-change-your-life-without-changing-your-life/id1434429161?i=1000770657842

161: How to Change Your Life without Changing Your Life on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/7LjTFPnJYvDjun1trMMXjJ?si=cg78LM1DQdCGEyQ1gwK5xA

Get all the links we mentioned, HER BOOK, and connect with Monica here 👉🏾 https://SMBwell.com/423

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What if the first person you need to regulate isn't your child, your partner, or anyone else around you? What if it's you? In this episode of The Love Your Life Show, we're talking about a skill that can completely change the way you handle conflict, big feelings, and other people's problems: regulating yourself before you try to regulate someone else.

If you're anything like me, when someone around me is upset, frustrated, angry, or uncomfortable, I feel the urge to jump in.

To give advice! To fix it! To explain why they should think about it differently! All in an effort to try to make "the problem" go away.

But here's what I've learned as an emotional intelligence coach and mom. What if we're the problem?! 😳 Because here's the thing: us getting involved is not helpful for them. It's short-term helpful for us (as we feel a bit less uncomfortable), but it's a short-term fix for a long-term problem. What if, instead of trying to get them to change so we feel more emotionally regulated, we learn to regulate ourselves? What if we "let them" have the experience they're having, "letting them" learn how to manage their problems and their emotions while we let us learn how to manage ourselves?!? 🙄 Crazy idea, I know, but it is the path to emotional maturity, you feeling more calm in your days, and you raising the next generation of humans who can self-regulate!

Listen in as I share what this can look like with kids, partners, family members, and other adults.

People are going to be upset. They're going to be frustrated. They're going to disagree. And that's okay.

They have lives to live and part of a big life is having uncomfortable emotions and learning how to manage them. Listen in to learn how you don't have to prevent every uncomfortable feeling. You don't have to solve every problem. And you don't have to manage everyone else's emotions.

In fact, the most helpful thing you can do, no matter the age of the human, is to regulate yourself first. Calm is contagious. ✨ 💫 ✨

And if you want to get better at emotional regulation, this is exactly the kind of skill we're practicing together inside the Love Your Life School. If enrollment is still open when you're listening, come join us.

🎧 If you liked this episode, you'll like this one: the one on validation (where I share LOVE picture and acronym)

395: Emotional Validation: How to Support Without Fixing in Parenting and Relationships on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/395-emotional-validation-how-to-support-without-fixing/id1434429161?i=1000770657379

395: Emotional Validation: How to Support Without Fixing in Parenting and Relationships on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/7jjouBRDLpiYChDEwDOYtU?si=ttTHL0uGR_yuM6HZS7d59g

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Have you ever walked away from a conversation thinking, Wait, what?!? How did that get turned around on me? 😵‍💫

Or found yourself replaying an argument, wishing you'd explained yourself just a little better?

If you're dealing with an emotionally immature person or a narcissist, more explaining won't help.

Listen in as I share 3 teachings that will help you so much! I know because I've been in these convos where my brain feels like it's a tangle of confusion.

These 3 things will help you stop getting pulled into exhausting conversations and start protecting your peace.

You'll learn why logic doesn't work with someone who's focused on winning, how overexplaining gives them more leverage, and why the longer you stay in the conversation, the more likely you are to leave feeling drained.

I also help you if you sometimes think: "Wait, am I raising a narcissist?" or "Wait, am I the narcissist?"

This is a good one to listen to and to share. We all interact with emotionally immature people and emotional vampires (those people who suck our energy!)

In this episode you'll learn:

• Why you can't "win" an argument with an emotionally immature person or narcissist.

• The hidden reason they keep changing the conversation.

• How overexplaining works against you.

• Simple phrases that help you end unproductive conversations.

• The signs you've been pulled into an endurance test instead of a healthy discussion.

• How to respond differently with teens that will teach them emotional maturity. (aka "how to not raise narcissists" 😆)

If you've ever left a conversation feeling confused, defensive, or emotionally exhausted, this episode will help you recognize what's happening and give you actual things to say that will help you feel more confident and less confused or reactive.

🎧 If you liked this episode, you'll like this one:

223: 4 Ways To Disarm a Narcissist on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/223-4-ways-to-disarm-a-narcissist/id1434429161?i=1000770657691

223: 4 Ways To Disarm a Narcissist on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/1bdNYCBfaW1Lq3K2vrZ6xe?si=ieepvba3Ssm3Oe5xw2PBaQ

👩🏼‍🎓Join the school! Learn how to keep your energy and feel confident in conversations and conflict in the Love Your Life School http://theloveyourlifeschool.com/

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Do you ever notice that you can be having a perfectly fine day… and then someone else's mood changes everything?

Your teenager is grumpy, and suddenly you're walking on eggshells.

Your husband is frustrated, and you can't seem to relax.

Someone is disappointed in you, and you spend the rest of the day wondering what you did wrong.

You might not think of yourself as someone who gets angry or has a bad mood. You probably think of yourself as stressed, overwhelmed, worried, or exhausted.

But what if part of the reason you feel so overwhelmed is that you're constantly responding to what everyone else is feeling?

In this quick bonus episode, I'm talking about why other people's emotions can affect us so deeply, why we can know intellectually that their feelings are theirs and still get completely pulled into them, and what emotional regulation has to do with it.

And if this sounds familiar, I'd love for you to join me for my FREE workshop, How to Stop Letting Everyone Else Ruin Your Mood. Sign up here: https://smbwell.com/event

I'll teach you the 4 automatic responses that can take over when you're stressed or activated and show you how to start creating more space between what happens around you and how you respond.

Because you can care deeply about the people you love without letting their emotions determine how you feel.

You don't need to become less caring. You need to learn how to stay connected to yourself while other people are having their feelings.

FREE workshop, How to Stop Letting Everyone Else Ruin Your Mood. Sign up here: https://smbwell.com/event

Do you ever find yourself talking, talking, talking…trying to explain your decision, your actions, your boundary? Hoping that if you talk enough, the other person will understand?

Uh…me!!!

And in this episode, I'll be talking about why so many of us women overexplain, how confidence is involved, how what happened in our childhood could be involved, how relationships with narcissists are involved, how it could be harming our relationships with our teens and young adults, and much more.

Plus, I give you actual ways to stop. Ways that work! I had all those things going for me (the childhood trauma, narcissistic relationships, teens, confidence 🤯!)

In this episode, we're talking about why so many women overexplain and how this habit often starts in childhood, when our feelings were questioned, dismissed, or misunderstood.

If you learned that you had to justify your emotions to be accepted, it makes sense that you're still doing it today.

The problem? Emotionally mature people don't need a long explanation to respect your choices. And emotionally immature or narcissistic people often use your explanations against you.

I'll show you how overexplaining quietly drains your confidence, keeps you seeking validation, and makes it harder to communicate with calm authority. You'll learn why "because I want to" is often enough, how healthy relationships assume positive intent, and practical ways to answer with fewer words and more confidence.

If you're ready to stop defending yourself and start trusting yourself, this episode is for you.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• Why so many women feel the need to overexplain
• How childhood experiences can shape this communication habit
• The difference between emotionally mature and emotionally immature relationships
• Why overexplaining can fuel conflict with narcissistic people (and teens!)

This episode will help you speak with more confidence, protect your peace, and remember that your feelings and choices don't need a lengthy defense. I got some ideas from Jefferson Fisher (expert trial lawyer) and added my own expertise. I really hope you'll listen in.

🎧 If you liked this episode, you'll like this one:

391: Three Gen X Blind Spots That Hurt Our Relationships and How to Heal Them on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/391-three-gen-x-blind-spots-that-hurt-our-relationships/id1434429161?i=1000770657456

391: Three Gen X Blind Spots That Hurt Our Relationships and How to Heal Them on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/2HK0olINBrKMTPwQRidXOO?si=WU8W50uXQsiBSC6deF89RA

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How often do you say "It's fine" when it really isn't? Or agreeing to something you don't want to do just to keep the peace?

So many of us have become experts at pretending. Pretending we're okay. Pretending we don't have needs. Pretending someone else's behavior doesn't bother us.

While those habits may have helped us as kids (or in our emotionally immature relationships), they hold us back as adults and women trying to be in supportive, emotionally safe and mature relationships.

Pretending and people pleasing leave us feeling disconnected from people in our lives (not to mention exhausted!)

In this episode of The Love Your Life Show, I come to you with a mid-year invitation to stop pretending and start choosing you.

You'll learn:

• Why people pleasing and pretending aren't personality traits, they're protective patterns
• How the "good girl" conditioning keeps so many women stuck
• What one of the top regrets of the dying can teach us about living today
• Simple ways to stop self-abandoning without becoming "selfish"
• How small moments of honesty build confidence and self-trust (and are the very things we need in our adult relationships and that we want to model for our preteens and teens!)

If you're ready to stop performing, stop apologizing for things that aren't yours, and start living more in alignment with who you truly are, this episode is for you.

The world doesn't need another exhausted woman pretending she's okay. It needs the real you.

🎧 If you liked this episode, you'll like this one:

People Pleasing and Lying on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/213-people-pleasing-and-lying/id1434429161?i=1000770657772

People Pleasing and Lying on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/0G207R5QM1oBD4u07od0Oh?si=QSM1XmuNQvSiLDRt5GsrxA

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🌟Get the full show notes here👉🏾 https://SMBwell.com/419