Susan Gold grew up in rural Pennsylvania desperate to get to New York City. She left her chaotic family home the morning after High School graduation, made her way to the Big City and started her magical journey which started with working at ICM, a large global talent agency.
Navigating a ferociously challenging upbringing, while bravely moving forward as an adult to face ingrained, outdated, and patriarchal programming head-on, Susan now shares a unique perspective in viewing life challenges as occasions for transformation.
Through her book, Toxic Family: Transforming Childhood Trauma into Adult Freedom, Susan turns the standard paradigm on it's head, courageously leading others through her own journey of abuse, addiction and surviving narcissism, all while creating a distinctly empowering personal and professional life.
In episode 44 Susan talks about her childhood growing up in rural Pennsylvania. Discussing her parents and their addictions and how that affected them and ultimately her. Talking about the abuse she endured because of that toxic environment.
Susan is an empath and was very sensitive as a child but had to shut it down in order to stay safe. Noticing that there was joy as well as fear, but that she had to get away from it as soon as she was able.
She describes the syncronicities that occured after she got to New York City. Even manifesting a relationship with Barbara Walters early on in her career. Talking about how Barbara helped her through a sexual abuse situation in the workplace.
The manifestation continued as she worked her magic on Andy Warhol. Picking up on his emotions and utilizing her superpower as an empath got him to agree to do a commercial, which helped to materialize an amazing career as a TV producer.
The women talk about energy and how it is so important to clear that energy, and about how you can start to pay attention and connect on a deeper level when you use your intuition.
Sydney and Susan talk books and Sydney divulges how she got the inspiration to write hers. Susan talks about "Toxic Family" and how it affected her to write it. Dealing with the emotions and the feelings of the family members still in her life.
Letting us know that it is time to drop the bag of pain and shame and to step into Love. Finding purpose while investigating darkness and trauma. Choosing gratitude while experiencing all aspects of this amazing life.
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https://www.susangold.us/