Podcast
#626 – Freedom from Attachment: Fear Of Intimacy (REBROADCAST) While we may be aware of our distrust of love, we often identify our fears as negative (i.e. rejection or abandonment). But often it’s fear of positive emotions—more specifically intimacy—that keeps love elusive. Those of us who fear intimacy actually want it quite badly, but feel…
Read More#624 – Freedom from Attachment: What Do You Mean I Look Happy? I’m Addicted to Feeling Bad! (REBROADCAST) Complainers are addicted to feeling bad. Those who constantly compare themselves to others, believing everyone else is better off, are addicted to feeling bad. People who host weekly pity parties about everything that sucks in their lives…
Read More#623 – Freedom from Attachment: You Are the Prize! Winning on Being a Confident You Do you say to yourself (or others) that you are the prize, and your partner is lucky to have you? And do you actually believe it, or is it just false bravado? Maybe you overcompensate for your true feelings that…
Read More#621 – Freedom from Attachment: Love Doesn’t Have To Be Painful (REBROADCAST) Many of us associate pain with love. We may not consciously think so, but it’s beneath the surface of our desire for love and all its glory in our lives. We don’t realize we actually bring pain into our relationships (because it’s what…
Read More#620 – Freedom from Attachment: How to Really Be a Badass at Receiving Love! Are you holding yourself back from receiving the love you want and being your badass self? Or does your need for control and “giving to get” keep you stuck in the same paradigm? Let’s be clear: a badass is not someone…
Read More#618 – Freedom from Attachment: Anxious Avoidant? Does This Look Familiar? Let’s Just Stop (REBROADCAST) Are you stuck in an anxious-avoidant loop? No matter how much you “think” you want a relationship, you find excuses not to date or in a relationship, you look for problems with your partner. Oh wait! There’s more. You may…
Read More#617 – Moving On to a Healthy and Thriving Life! with Karen Fagan Karen Fagan struggled with insecurity, as many young women do, so when she was 13 years old she looked for a book on self-confidence. That led to 10 full years of reading about the subject… which unfortunately didn’t work. She hadn’t cracked…
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