The world usually frames things as either "right or wrong", creating a lot of existential angst and perfectionist trauma for many of us. In this episode, I'm going to explore the idea that mistakes don't really exist, and why that's a phenomenal thing for humanity.  For more information and full show notes, visit karilynivers.com/podcast/47<a rel="payment" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/1100576/support">Support the show</a>The Your Partner's Addiction program is currently closed. Need to contact me? Reach out on Instagram @karilyniverscoach

The world usually frames things as either "right or wrong", creating a lot of existential angst and perfectionist trauma for many of us. In this episode, I'm going to explore the idea that mistakes don't really exist, and why that's a phenomenal thing for humanity. For more information and full show notes, visit karilynivers.com/podcast/47Support the showThe Your Partner's Addiction program is currently closed. Need to contact me? Reach out on Instagram @karilyniverscoach

The world usually frames things as either "right or wrong", creating a lot of existential angst and perfectionist trauma for many of us. In this episode, I'm going to explore the idea that mistakes don't really exist, and why that's a phenomenal thing for humanity.&nbsp; For more information and full show notes, visit karilynivers.com/podcast/47<a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/1100576/support" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>The Your Partner's Addiction program is currently closed. Need to contact me? Reach out on Instagram @karilyniverscoach

Right and Wrong

In a world that tells you to “just leave them, already,” Certified Life Coach Karilyn Ivers Tracy teaches you how to tune in to your own inner guidance about what is best for you when coping with your partner’s substance use or addictive behavior. You don’t need advice, you need to learn how to trust yourself and your decisions. Using your own thoughts as the key to your emotional freedom, you’ll learn how to release your anxiety, worry and codependent tendencies so you can show up for yourself and your partner in a powerful way. You don’t have to let your partner’s addiction rule your life, regardless of whether you want to stay or go. To work with Karilyn, visit <a href="https://karilyniverscoaching.godaddysites.com/">https://karilyniverscoaching.godaddysites.com/</a>

Society & Culture

Health & Fitness

Mental Health

Education

Self-Improvement

Relationships

In a world that tells you to “just leave them, already,” Certified Life Coach Karilyn Ivers Tracy teaches you how to tune in to your own inner guidance about what is best for you when coping with your partner’s substance use or addictive behavior. You don’t need advice, you need to learn how to trust yourself and your decisions. Using your own thoughts as the key to your emotional freedom, you’ll learn how to release your anxiety, worry and codependent tendencies so you can show up for yourself and your partner in a powerful way. You don’t have to let your partner’s addiction rule your life, regardless of whether you want to stay or go. To work with Karilyn, visit https://karilyniverscoaching.godaddysites.com/

In a world that tells you to “just leave them, already,” Certified Life Coach Karilyn Ivers Tracy teaches you how to tune in to your own inner guidance about what is best for you when coping with your partner’s substance use or addictive behavior. You don’t need advice, you need to learn how to trust yourself and your decisions. Using your own thoughts as the key to your emotional freedom, you’ll learn how to release your anxiety, worry and codependent tendencies so you can show up for yourself and your partner in a powerful way. You don’t have to let your partner’s addiction rule your life, regardless of whether you want to stay or go. To work with Karilyn, visit <a href="https://karilyniverscoaching.godaddysites.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://karilyniverscoaching.godaddysites.com/</a>

Share Right and Wrong

Sign up to save your podcasts

Right and Wrong

Right and Wrong