EPISODE · Nov 30, 2025 · 21 MIN
Attachment, Trauma & True Love with Emilia Smith- PART3
from Bold Beginnings with Sheida · host SHEIDA KERMANI
Emilia Smith (pronounced Ee-milia) is a Multicultural & Multigenerational Leadership Coach, founder of Evolve Ventures Technologies, and host of the Top 200 Evolve Ventures Podcast. With a rich background in psychology, international business, and trauma recovery, she helps leaders and entrepreneurs break through unconscious blocks, heal from trauma, and lead with emotional intelligence.She’s currently pursuing her PsyD in Psychoneuroimmunology while studying neuroscience at Oxford and self-leadership through IFS. Emilia collaborates with leading institutions like The Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, integrating science, technology, and trauma-informed care to redefine leadership for growth-minded communities around the world.Richard C. Schwartz, PhD, is the creator of Internal Family Systems.#LeadershipCoach #WomenInLeadership #EmotionalIntelligence #TraumaInformedLeadership #EvolveVentures #ConsciousLeadership #GrowthMinded #HolisticLeadership #PodcastGuest #LeadershipDevelopment #NextGenLeaders KEY TAKEAWAYS:-Capacity is crucial in understanding decision-making.-Attachment styles reveal unmet needs from childhood.-Recognizing patterns in relationships can lead to growth.-Trauma bonds often stem from unconscious patterns.-True love differs from trauma bonding on a biochemical level.-Empathy and compassion are essential in supporting others.-Understanding one's own attachment style is key to healthier relationships.-The safety success loop prioritizes long-term well-being over short-term comfort.-Self-awareness is vital in recognizing and changing unhealthy patterns.-Compassion involves supporting others without becoming their parent.More on Emilia:Website: https://evolveventurestech.com/Instagram: / evolvewithemilia Watch On YouTube: https://youtu.be/lZ01HKmBL-k
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