EPISODE · Aug 11, 2025 · 16 MIN
S2E28 - Are You a Fixer?
from A Waking Moment · host Dani Palacio
SummaryIn this episode, I explore the concept of inner truth and the tendency to fix others instead of supporting them. I discuss the roots of the fixer mentality, including family dynamics and personal experiences, and emphasizes the importance of active listening and consent in conversations. I encourage you to transition from fixing to supporting, highlighting the need for emotional intelligence and self-awareness in relationships.Takeaways· The podcast encourages finding and living from your inner truth.· Many people have a tendency to fix others instead of listening.· Fixing can stem from family dynamics and personal experiences.· Active listening is crucial in supporting others.· Consent is important when offering support or advice.· Fixing someone can be demeaning and rude.· Everyone has a fixer within them to some degree.· Listening without fixing allows for deeper connections.· Transitioning from fixing to supporting requires self-awareness.· Choosing to rise above low frequencies is essential for personal growth. Chapters00:00 Introduction to Inner Truth02:08 Understanding the Fixer Mentality09:10 Transitioning from Fixing to Supporting14:13 The Challenge of Being a Fixer Booking a Session – Remote or In-person:I offer energy alignment, healing and clearing sessions that utilize all my gifts and skills. Learn more at www.holaamorco.com/services-booking Podcast Contact Information for Dani:Instagram: @a_waking_moment Instagram: @danip0905 Website: www.awakingmoment.com email: [email protected] #awakingmoment #healingmoment #innertruth #courageousmoment #bravemoments #reclaimyourtruth #sparktruth #danipalacio #holaamor #Chakras Keywordsinner truth, expression, fixing mentality, family dynamics, support, active listening, personal growth, emotional intelligence, self-awareness, communication
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