84. When You Think You’re to Blame

Join me this week as I dive deep into the complexities of parenting and emotional pain. As a coach for smart midlife women, I explore the universal experience of suffering for our kids and offer insights into separating clean pain from unnecessary suffering.

From unraveling guilt to increasing emotional tolerance, I present eight transformative ideas to navigate the intricate journey of being a parent. Delve into paradoxes of emotional pain, the power of forgiveness, and the importance of self-compassion. Discover how embracing your truth and releasing self-blame can lead to profound growth and ultimately, finding relief in your own life.

Show Highlights

  • reminder that parenting comes with clean and dirty pain

  • how to transform emotional pain by understanding its source

  • understanding the power of forgiving yourself and others

  • the importance of recognizing and challenging false beliefs causing suffering

  • embracing the paradoxes of life to find deeper happiness

  • why your greatest contribution lies in feeling better about your life

Resources

Sheila’s Website
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Email me: sheila@sheilatully.com

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