3 Lessons About Social Justice from ‘Bhakshak’ Film
The word ‘bhakshak’ means predator. I doubt a better title could have been chosen for this film. Trigger warning and spoiler alert! We recently watched […]
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6 Crucial Insights about Narcissists: Part II
In Part I of this series, I looked at what narcissism is, the various types, and what the vicious narcissistic relationship cycle looks like, along […]
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I recently listened to a Mel Robbins podcast in which Ms. Robbins was hosting Rebecca Zung. Ms. Zung is one of America’s top lawyers, an […]
Continue reading »3 Trauma Tips: Kho Gaye Hum Kahan
I just watched a new film called Kho Gaye Hum Kahan (Where Did We Get Lost, or Where Did We Lose Ourselves) on Netflix. The […]
Continue reading »Twin release: The Soul of Feminism and Trauma Healing Journal
I was slowing down, or so it seemed, after my eventful trip to South Africa to facilitate a 3-day gathering for some badass feminists from […]
Continue reading »5 Ways People Pleasing is Toxic
I’ve had ample opportunities to observe people pleasing recently – behaviors like not being able to say no, and becoming resentful when you become depleted. […]
Continue reading »3 Ways Older Women Embody Patriarchy
I’ve been pondering this topic for some time. It’s a difficult one because I’ve been on the receiving end of these tactics from older women. […]
Continue reading »7 Reflections on the Damaging Characteristics of Narcissists
A client recently sent me a link to one of Caroline Myss’ archetype videos on YouTube. It was about narcissism, and it got me reflecting […]
Continue reading »3 Reasons Your Friend Uses you like a Search Engine
I’ve been observing this phenomenon for a few years. A friend or relative calls up and asks a simple question that could be answered by […]
Continue reading »3 Reasons Toxic Leaders Can’t be Feminists
I have a record number of coaching clients at the moment, and based on their collective experiences and my own, I’ve been reflecting on what […]
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