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Do you feel like you've done everything right, but still feel empty inside? That bone-deep emotional tiredness that no amount of sleep can fix? The quiet disconnection from yourself and what truly matters?
If you're in your 40s, 50s, 60s, or beyond—someone who's spent their life taking care of others, holding it all together, but somewhere along the way lost touch with themselves—this episode is for you.
Dr. Elisha Goldstein addresses something he's heard countless times from clients, friends, and family: "I don't think I'm broken, but I do feel like I abandoned myself a long time ago."
The truth? You're not broken. You've just learned protective patterns that once kept you safe but may now be keeping you stuck.
Dr. Goldstein shares the invisible moments where we silence our needs, override our bodies, and stay busy to avoid what's really there. More importantly, he offers practical "tiny shifts" from his upcoming book that can gently guide you back home to yourself.
In this episode, you'll discover:
✅ Why self-abandonment happens in small, invisible moments over time
✅ How saying yes when you mean no became a survival strategy
✅ The three tiny shifts that can bring you back to yourself
✅ Why naming your patterns is the beginning of changing them
✅ How to speak to yourself like someone you love
✅ Why you're never too old or too far gone to reconnect with your life
⏱Timestamps:
00:00 – The Invisible Moments We Lose Ourselves
01:00 – You're Not Broken: Understanding Self-Abandonment
02:00 – How We Abandon Ourselves in Small Ways
03:00 – Protective Patterns That Keep Us Hostage
04:00 – Tiny Shifts for Emotional Health
05:00 – Shift #1: Recognize Your Emotional Loop
05:44 – Newsletter Break
06:24 – Shift #2: Use Your Breath to Ground
07:00 – A Personal Story of Overwhelm
08:00 – From Survival Mode to Strength
09:00 – Real Stories of Transformation
10:00 – You're Not Too Old to Change
11:00 – Starting with One Breath
11:47 – Closing & Resources
🌱Ready to stop abandoning yourself? This episode is just the beginning. Dr. Goldstein's upcoming book Tiny Shifts (2026) explores the small pivots that create the biggest impacts on your stress, relationships, and longevity.
🔗Resources & Support: 📧 Join Dr. Goldstein's Free Newsletter: Get weekly insights, tiny shifts for emotional health, and instant access to free guides including "5 AI Prompts to Ease Anxiety" and "4 Steps to Process Difficult Emotions"
🌟 Ready to Go Deeper? Join the Emotional Longevity Experience: Work with Dr. Goldstein and a supportive community in his therapeutic coaching program
Connect with Dr. Elisha Goldstein: 📸 Instagram
🔗 LinkedIn ▶ YouTube: /elishagoldsteinphd
🔗 Sign Up for Email Newsletter & Get the Emotional Health Guide
🔗 View Full Blog for This Episode
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Do you feel like you've done everything right, but still feel empty inside? That bone-deep emotional tiredness that no amount of sleep can fix? The quiet disconnection from yourself and what truly matters?
If you're in your 40s, 50s, 60s, or beyond—someone who's spent their life taking care of others, holding it all together, but somewhere along the way lost touch with themselves—this episode is for you.
Dr. Elisha Goldstein addresses something he's heard countless times from clients, friends, and family: "I don't think I'm broken, but I do feel like I abandoned myself a long time ago."
The truth? You're not broken. You've just learned protective patterns that once kept you safe but may now be keeping you stuck.
Dr. Goldstein shares the invisible moments where we silence our needs, override our bodies, and stay busy to avoid what's really there. More importantly, he offers practical "tiny shifts" from his upcoming book that can gently guide you back home to yourself.
In this episode, you'll discover:
✅ Why self-abandonment happens in small, invisible moments over time
✅ How saying yes when you mean no became a survival strategy
✅ The three tiny shifts that can bring you back to yourself
✅ Why naming your patterns is the beginning of changing them
✅ How to speak to yourself like someone you love
✅ Why you're never too old or too far gone to reconnect with your life
⏱Timestamps:
00:00 – The Invisible Moments We Lose Ourselves
01:00 – You're Not Broken: Understanding Self-Abandonment
02:00 – How We Abandon Ourselves in Small Ways
03:00 – Protective Patterns That Keep Us Hostage
04:00 – Tiny Shifts for Emotional Health
05:00 – Shift #1: Recognize Your Emotional Loop
05:44 – Newsletter Break
06:24 – Shift #2: Use Your Breath to Ground
07:00 – A Personal Story of Overwhelm
08:00 – From Survival Mode to Strength
09:00 – Real Stories of Transformation
10:00 – You're Not Too Old to Change
11:00 – Starting with One Breath
11:47 – Closing & Resources
🌱Ready to stop abandoning yourself? This episode is just the beginning. Dr. Goldstein's upcoming book Tiny Shifts (2026) explores the small pivots that create the biggest impacts on your stress, relationships, and longevity.
🔗Resources & Support: 📧 Join Dr. Goldstein's Free Newsletter: Get weekly insights, tiny shifts for emotional health, and instant access to free guides including "5 AI Prompts to Ease Anxiety" and "4 Steps to Process Difficult Emotions"
🌟 Ready to Go Deeper? Join the Emotional Longevity Experience: Work with Dr. Goldstein and a supportive community in his therapeutic coaching program
Connect with Dr. Elisha Goldstein: 📸 Instagram
🔗 LinkedIn ▶ YouTube: /elishagoldsteinphd
🔗 Sign Up for Email Newsletter & Get the Emotional Health Guide
🔗 View Full Blog for This Episode
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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