In today’s episode, Martina dives deep unpacking how suppressing your true emotions can lead to that explosive “other side” — a reaction fueled by pent-up anger rather than empowered, integrated self-loyalty. Martina shares eye-opening research on how emotional suppression can heighten stress and even affect physical health, and she explains why retaliatory outbursts aren’t the answer. Key Points: • Understanding the buildup of “emotional debt” from constantly putting others first...
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In today’s episode, Martina dives deep unpacking how suppressing your true emotions can lead to that explosive “other side” — a reaction fueled by pent-up anger rather than empowered, integrated self-loyalty. Martina shares eye-opening research on how emotional suppression can heighten stress and even affect physical health, and she explains why retaliatory outbursts aren’t the answer. Key Points: • Understanding the buildup of “emotional debt” from constantly putting others first...
In this episode, Martina explores the exhausting habit of control—something many of us, especially women in our 30s and 40s, get caught up in. She breaks down how we’ve been conditioned to manage everything from our emotions to other people’s reactions and how this constant need to control drains our energy, creativity, and joy. Key Points: The Habit of Control: Why we’re conditioned to manage everything and everyone, and how it’s rooted in “emotional labor”—the invisible workload we car...
I Do Me, Boo
In today’s episode, Martina dives deep unpacking how suppressing your true emotions can lead to that explosive “other side” — a reaction fueled by pent-up anger rather than empowered, integrated self-loyalty. Martina shares eye-opening research on how emotional suppression can heighten stress and even affect physical health, and she explains why retaliatory outbursts aren’t the answer. Key Points: • Understanding the buildup of “emotional debt” from constantly putting others first...
