Free the Wage Slave
Money news for people building an exit.
Episode 25 of The Exit Interview.
Stephanie Hartwell is one of my go-to people for anything personal development. She's the person you message when you first hear of some new concept and you don't know if its worth digging deeper into. She'll reply in minutes with an insightful reply and a "dig deeper" or "go here instead" answer which ALWAYS leads me to new breakthroughs faster. In this episode, I wanted the rest of the world to benefit from Steph's wisdom. I spent almost 2 hours asking her every question I thought you'd want to know the answer to.
There's so much gold in this one. If you enjoyed it, let us know on Instagram at @freethewageslave Happy listening! In This Episode, You'll Learn: What are the tools you just keep going back to for healing trauma? Why trauma isn't always about something "bad" happening to you The most-effective tools to manage day-to-day anxiety How to start clearing the trauma you've already accumulated. An everyday routine for "mental hygiene" Why do we self-sabotage and have limiting beliefs?
What role do psychedelics like ayahuasca play in healing? Can you heal trauma with one big treatment or does healing happen over time? How to stay balanced and positive during the storm Finding your soul purpose Are there any mental exercises that I can use to minimise my insecurities? Do you have any advice for planning and then sticking to my plan? And so much more...
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