Send us a text In this episode, I invite you to rethink the language you use to describe yourself. “Broken” isn’t your identity, it’s a story you’ve outgrown. Through honest reflection and gentle truth-telling, we explore why our words shape our healing, how to separate belief from truth, and how mirror work can help you reconnect with your whole, worthy self. This conversation is your reminder that grace is always an option and that you were never broken.
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Send us a text In this episode, I invite you to rethink the language you use to describe yourself. “Broken” isn’t your identity, it’s a story you’ve outgrown. Through honest reflection and gentle truth-telling, we explore why our words shape our healing, how to separate belief from truth, and how mirror work can help you reconnect with your whole, worthy self. This conversation is your reminder that grace is always an option and that you were never broken.
Send us a text When we step in to save someone from their lessons, we interfere with their growth and accountability. Challenges teach resilience, wisdom, and self-awareness, but rescuing someone can rob them of those essential lessons and foster dependency. Intervening often depletes our own energy, creates unhealthy boundaries, and disrupts the natural order of consequences meant to guide them. True support means encouraging others to navigate their challenges while trusting the process. Lo...
Seasoned Dialogue with Lisa-Marie
Send us a text In this episode, I invite you to rethink the language you use to describe yourself. “Broken” isn’t your identity, it’s a story you’ve outgrown. Through honest reflection and gentle truth-telling, we explore why our words shape our healing, how to separate belief from truth, and how mirror work can help you reconnect with your whole, worthy self. This conversation is your reminder that grace is always an option and that you were never broken.
