Great episode……lot’s of tips………Thank you……

I so agree with what you are saying….. was my experience too….Great tips from you…. You really hit the nail on the head……Thank you. I love to listen to your podcasts…Keep up the good work…..

This podcast was just what I needed to hear. A friend gifted thus podcast so many thanks to her & you Christine, much love ❤ 💜

Just what I needed to. hear…..Thank you..

Wow!! Thank you for this. Helped me with my life and feelings about my mother. Carry on the good work you are doing.

Glad she learned to let go

Great advice

My sponsor sent me this podcast and I truly enjoyed it because I could relate so much growing up and my father was the same plus more but today I realize everything and see it all. It helped listening and I recommend everyone to listen to this.

I absolutely love your take on the "Who am I to....?" question - it's brilliant and really helped squelch my own insecurities as I embark on a new venture. Thanks Christine - you're a genius coach!

Wow Christine!! This was amazing, im really impressed after listening to this call, initially i wasnt sure where you were going to take the call but wow, some really deep wisdoms and insights. I have to be so thankful that we are lucky to have beautiful souls like you really equipped to expose truth and hold compassionate space for others. In admiration, Zoe E Horner Perth, WA

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Your podcast are life changing, thanks

Nice she has a partner her brother to work. Always helps. .

I lived with a Scizo mother. living hell

Thanks for this POWERFUL coaching session!

Thanks for this episode, it touched on many deeply personal items for me!!!

I love love love the explanation of 'warrrior woman'! It resonated so much with me and for me it sums up authentic power.

This was pretty powerful. thanks!

this is a very powerful session. It absolutely relates to me seeing as I'm also from Hawaii and the things that I've been through. very Divine timing from the listen to this and I'm grateful

Re: Marisa Peer interview; while I don't doubt Marisa's success or skill, what she presents is nothing more than standard CBT. Kudos to Christine for bringing up the importance of emotion. Contrary to what Peer suggests, thought does not always precede emotion; recent research is confirming this. CBT has a lot to offer, but it's not the "be all and end all" that some would like to think it is. Just my two cents :)