“I was raised in a typical family, just the American family, where mom and dad put their kids first, and the partner’s next and themselves last, believing this is the loving thing to do, so that’s what I did. I was raised believing that love means you must deny yourself.”

In this week's episode, we engage in a powerful and vulnerable conversation with Terri Britt, a former Miss U.S.A, teacher, author, and motivational speaker. 
Terri's insights on worthiness inspire thought-provoking discussions about self-worth and how it impacts our lives. 

She reflects on her younger years when she sought validation from external sources, such as accolades, a boyfriend, and awards, but found that the resulting feeling of emptiness always lingered.“I hated myself” Terri comments, until she took notice of the importance of spiritual healing and clearing out blocks: “the more I did this the more peaceful I became and the more joyful I became.”

HIGHLIGHTS

(08:07) Terry’s pivotal moments 
(12:45) Something “I was always looking for”
(17:49) Not worthy of love
(21:04) The inner child
(25:54) Doing the work as a mom
(30:41) Aligning with truth 
(38:04) Kinesthetic learners 
(42:55) Reacting  
(45:42) Gratitude

CONNECT WITH TERRI

• Check out her website: terribritt.com
• Take her worthiness quiz: https://www.theworthinessquotientquiz.com/
• Write to her: [email protected]
• The worthiness quotient: http://terribritt.com/worthy/  Coupon code: TALK 

**WAYS TO ENTER MY WORLD** 

• Sign up for the Inherently Worthy  immersion to claim and embody the inherent value that is your birthright.
• I’ve decided to include in my membership program, Beyond the Matrix, a live, guided breath-work session every month. With the membership, you also get access to my library of recorded breath work sessions, masterclasses and access to all future masterclasses and it’s only $97 a month. 

CONTACT ALYSE

• Join my Facebook group: Breathe to Succeed
• Follow and DM me on Instagram @alyse_breathes
• Visit https://www.alysebreathes.com/
• Or contact me at [email protected]