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Embracing Life's Rude Awakenings

Embracing Life's Rude Awakenings

FromEmotional Badass


Embracing Life's Rude Awakenings

FromEmotional Badass

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Length:
22 minutes
Released:
Apr 9, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Today I reflect on why we use the term "rude awakening" and how it relates to self-development and mental health. As someone who teaches and practices self-development and spiritual betterment, I can attest that my own awakenings have felt rude. Awakenings are not just one singular moment of realization but rather a series of uncomfortable layers that we expand upon. We resist change, and our ego fights against the new knowledge that comes with an awakening. I share my personal experiences with rude awakenings, the hard work that is therapy, and how to embrace the discomfort of what's coming. We must be open to change, accept that we can only change ourselves, and be kind to ourselves during the process. Ultimately, when we know better, we can do better.
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Released:
Apr 9, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

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Hosted by Nikki Eisenhauer M.ED. LPC, LCDC, International Life Coach and Psychotherapist, Licensed Professional Counselor, Yoga and Meditation Teacher. The weekly podcast explores mental health & healing for survivors, thrivers, seekers, healers, highly sensitive people (HSP) & empaths. Expand and awaken to your higher purpose, be more present and authentic while finding strength in spirituality. Quiet the monkey mind of modern society with meditation, and connect deeply with yourself and safe others. We let go of what doesn't serve us to heal old wounds, find our voice guilt-free, and learn to be the hero in our own story. Embrace guerrilla self care, and laugh with lightness on the self development path. This show is designed mindfully to be the emotional education so many of us crave.