Too much love? Navigating Non-Monogamy As A Solo Poly Female with Coach; Healer and Yogi, Emma Hull

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of the Self Made in Single podcast, host Rachel Rose interviews Emma Hull, a life coach, Reiki healer, and yoga teacher. They explore the concept of "too much love" and whether it is possible to prioritize oneself without feeling guilty. Emma discusses her journey of breaking free from a life of people-pleasing and unhappiness. She shares her decision to leave her marriage, job, and materialistic lifestyle to build a life based on her own happiness and fulfillment. The conversation highlights the importance of self-confidence and authenticity in creating a life that one truly loves.Polyamory, as described in the podcast, is a relationship structure that allows individuals to love and connect with multiple partners simultaneously. It challenges societal norms of monogamy and offers a unique perspective on love, intimacy, and harmony within relationships. Emma's understanding of harmony in polyamory extends to the concept of "lagom," a Swedish word meaning "just enough and not too much." She applies this concept to love, striving for a balance that allows her to enjoy the benefits of multiple relationships without becoming overwhelmed. This balanced approach to love and relationships contributes to her overall sense of harmony and contentment.FREE RESOURCES & TRAININGS:Why are you still single? Take this quiz to find out exactly why...Are men complaining that you are too busy for them? This is for you...Got an online dating profile that is pulling in all the WRONG kind of men? Let me fix that for you...Connect with Emma:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheLifeUntethered/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheLifeUntethered Website: https://www.lifeuntethered.comSupport the showConnect with me:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamrachel.roseFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/rachelroseonlineWebsite: https://www.rachelroseonline.comYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/@rachelroseonline