Overly Romanticizing Your Past

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The North Star

Mackenzie Belcastro

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Your dreams are sacred—they exist to guide you toward the life you were always meant to live. The North Star Podcast is an odyssey inward, a space to remember your wisdom, cultivate trust, and co-create with the unseen forces shaping your path. Together, we explore the art of intentional living, re-establishing inner safety, and deepening your connection to divine support—so you can step fully into your most luminous, authentic life. Connect with me: https://www.instagram.com/mackbelcastro/

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Overly Romanticizing Your Past

The North Star

46 minutes 32 seconds

3 months ago

Overly Romanticizing Your Past

Hi angels, this episode is recorded in real real time — just a few minutes ago! We start with a bit of a life update, then get into the topic at hand: romanticizing your past. This isn't an inherently bad thing at all. It can be wonderful, beautiful. But it tips into unhealthy waters when your present feels "less than" in comparison to an overly glossed over past. I share this all with stories of my own past (largely, fashion days), as well as a few examples from my coaching work (i.e. romanticizing past relationships with partners, friends, or family).