We are powerful beings, each having the potential to leave our mark on this world. Most of the time, people around us don’t notice it either! truth is that most of us don't want to face it, but in 100 years, none of us will matter. This episode is meant to serve as a wake-up call rather than to frighten you. Make what you do matter, and do it with grace. Love harder to those that matter. Don't put off achieving your life's goals; take action while you're still healthy and able to do it. This is merely to remind you that there is still time to leave your mark and make this planet a better place—many people will wake up and take action now! While others will continue to be stuck in the same place.

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Ever wonder why, despite everything you have done for a loved one, some people can simply call it quits and walk away? Sometimes giving your best isn't good enough, no matter how hard you try. It's not always about you; it's more about them. Some people just can't love the same. We are empaths and tend to love harder then most due to our past traumas.

I'll discuss why the some people won't go above and above for you in this episode and how to prepare yourself. It is very frustrating for empaths to constantly give and receive nothing in return. The truth : You Cannot Change Someone By Loving Them HarderTune in!

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The Elite Coaches Series Presents: Jen Nurick

This is a really special episode where Jennifer Nurick, my guest and well known psychotherapist, dives deeply into the various kinds of attachment styles.

She also shares the best parts of her new book, which are filled with vital information that empaths must know! I also disclosed my prior relationship for the first time after months of recovery. So stick around till the end. This is an episode that you should not miss!

This episode is dedicated to Sara M.

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It's not a secret that unresolved trauma is frequently transferred to children. You might not be aware of what constitutes a positive parent-child connection if you have personally experienced trauma. In this episode, I talk about my own childhood experiences for the first time. Tune in!

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Do you struggle dealing with a narcissist parents? Then this is an episode you don't want to miss! I will go over 5 practical tips that may help you deal with your narcissist parent.

Narcissists are known for disparaging and condescending remarks to undermine their kids' self-esteem in order to stroke their fragile egos. Narcissistic parents will not tolerate being talked back by their own children. It's very disturbing.

In this episode I will go into more details how to break free so you can live a peaceful life.

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What does it really mean to put yourself first? Are you able to love yourself truly or stuck on survival mode? It's a typical problem that a lot of individuals encounter. Placing oneself first is frequently linked to good boundaries and self-care, both of which are critical for general wellbeing. But cultural norms and societal expectations can occasionally stigmatize putting one's needs first, which can cause emotions of selfishness or guilt. It's critical to achieve a good balance that fosters compassion for others as well as self-care, as well as self-care by taking into account the needs of others. Tune into this episode!

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