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Welcome to episode 34.
Today I talk about how when we, as coaches, are striving to be Experts we disconnect from our own Expertise in our Lived Experience.
This disconnection is rooted in unhealed trauma - and I use the word "micro-trauma" to define traumas that we don't think are a "big deal" but affect us just the same.
This trauma shows up when we're trying to be the expert and show up for a class, webinar, creating a new program, etc. The thoughts we think about ourselves and the energy we feel when we're striving to be an "expert" triggers these traumas and keeps us stuck and not sharing what wants to be shared.
It perpetuates separation from Self.
IN this episode I'll share the 3 steps (although I don't explicitly call them this) to stop being an Expert and Step into your Own Expertise.
By Sarah TrapkusWelcome to episode 34.
Today I talk about how when we, as coaches, are striving to be Experts we disconnect from our own Expertise in our Lived Experience.
This disconnection is rooted in unhealed trauma - and I use the word "micro-trauma" to define traumas that we don't think are a "big deal" but affect us just the same.
This trauma shows up when we're trying to be the expert and show up for a class, webinar, creating a new program, etc. The thoughts we think about ourselves and the energy we feel when we're striving to be an "expert" triggers these traumas and keeps us stuck and not sharing what wants to be shared.
It perpetuates separation from Self.
IN this episode I'll share the 3 steps (although I don't explicitly call them this) to stop being an Expert and Step into your Own Expertise.