EPISODE · Jun 4, 2024 · 25 MIN
"Why am I constantly Being Challenged?” And "Am I Allowed to Be Angry at My Parents?"
from Of Course You Can · host Stevie Wright
Navigating persistent emotional challenges and continuous personal struggles can is exhausting. Getting yourself to a place where you can truly feel all of your emotions is a necessity to fully process and overcome them.Skip to the good part:[3:18] "I've been feeling a lot of anger about my childhood and toward my parents, but I'm unsure how to deal with it. When I acknowledge the anger, I feel shame because I believe my parents did their best based on their own upbringing. This makes it hard for me to fully experience the anger, which feels scary. Any guidance would be appreciated."[11:06] "My life feels like a series of endless challenges. While I feel proud after overcoming each one, there's always another struggle ahead. It's left me feeling exhausted. I'm curious about your thoughts on this."Women’s RetreatJune 21-23August 16-18Email me for more info: [email protected] Presale:$250 off until July 1st - Use code EARLYBLOOMER**EXPERIENCE** Manifesting Using the Quantum Formula - $77 Embodied Evolution - $77 Embodied Confidence (self paced program) - $333 Join The Breath Channel - $15 **CONNECT WITH ME** Instagram @stevielwright_: https://www.instagram.com/stevielwright_/ TikTok @stevielwright: https://www.tiktok.com/@stevielwright
Embed this episode
What this episode covers
Navigating persistent emotional challenges and continuous personal struggles can is exhausting. Getting yourself to a place where you can truly feel all of your emotions is a necessity to fully process and overcome them. Skip to the good part: [3:18] "I've been feeling a lot of anger about my childhood and toward my parents, but I'm unsure how to deal with it. When I acknowledge the anger, I feel shame because I believe my parents did their best based on their own upbringing. This makes it ...
Ready to play
"Why am I constantly Being Challenged?” And "Am I Allowed to Be Angry at My Parents?"
No transcript for this episode yet
Similar Episodes
No similar episodes found.
Similar Podcasts
No similar podcasts found.