EP40: How Toxic Relationships Lead to Breakdowns and Breakthroughs [Interview with Sara McCready]
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In this episode of Ditch the Struggle we dive into:
- A conversation with Sara McCready, The Women's Emotional Mastery Coach
- How Sara experienced four (4!) toxic relationships and went through a dark night of the soul
- How her breakdown led to a breakthrough
- Her work empowering women to overcome triggers and build confidence
- Toxic relationships - she defines them simply
- Taking responsibility in relationships but NOT shaming and blaming yourself
- How we are attracted to what is familiar, even if it is TOXIC
- Beyond self-care is soul-care! Sara shares incredible tips for taking care of your inner being ✨
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