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Reflections; on a Self Love Journey

The Power of the Pause on A Year of Self-Welcoming, Self-Love & Inner Wisdom

 

Episode 52 marks one full year of podcasting, and instead of rushing ahead, this episode was crafted from a mindful pause. A reflection on fear, self-sabotage, emotional intelligence, neuroscience, self-love, and the inner Sage that guides us home to ourselves.

This episode weaves poetry, personal storytelling, philosophy, neuroscience, coaching insights, and poetic reflection to explore how our inner voices shape our lives, and how learning self-compassion, emotional regulation, and mindful self-care builds the strongest foundation of all: self-preservation through self-love.

This is not a journey of “self-help,” but a self-welcoming journey, toward peace, resilience, meaning, and living in alignment with who you truly are.

 

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Your time to Reflect & Journal

  1. What if the voice sabotaging you isn’t the truth, but an outdated coping mechanism?
  2. What happens when you stop fighting yourself and start listening to your inner Sage?
  3. How would your life change if you met yourself with unconditional love instead of judgment?

 

Final Note

This episode is a celebration, of consistency, courage, healing, and a year of showing up. A huge thank you to everyone who has been involved, for their support and encouaragement, and a huge thank you to you my listeners for tuning in and turning up for you.

With a reminder that you matter, that your inner wisdom is real, and that choosing self-love is a revolutionary act in a fear-driven world.

If you’d like to explore positive intelligence coaching and mental fitness, you’re invited to reach out to me via email

 

As always, take care of you.

 

You matter. Today, tomorrow, and every day.

 

Email me hello@pacoaching.co.uk to find out more about positive intelligence coaching, mental fitness and the journey of self love, and to book a free no obligation discovery call