In this conversation, Johnny Lawrence interviews Annalie Howling, an elite performance coach and trauma specialist, about her newly published book, "Unapologetic." They discuss the complexities of shame, the journey of writing the book, and the importance of authenticity in personal growth. Annalie emphasises that healing is not a linear process and that societal pressures can lead to feelings of shame.
Johnny and Annalie explore themes of truth, shame, and personal growth. Annalie highlights her spiritual journey and the need for honesty in relationships, as well as the impact of childhood trauma on hypervigilance. They differentiate between shame and guilt, noting how shame can be corrosive.
The dialogue covers family dynamics, self-acceptance, and self-care. They also discuss self-sabotage as a form of self-soothing and underscore the importance of community support. Anna encourages listeners to embrace a life free of shame and to celebrate their achievements, no matter how small.
Takeaways
👉 Shame is a complex emotion that many people struggle with.
👉 Healing is not a linear process; it involves ups and downs.
👉 The pressure to conform to societal expectations can lead to shame.
👉 Annalie's journey reflects resilience and self-discovery.
👉 The conversation highlights the importance of being true to oneself.
👉 Non-attachment is crucial for personal autonomy.
👉 Truth is foundational in relationships; betrayal erodes trust.
👉 Hypervigilance stems from childhood trauma and affects adult relationships.
👉 Embracing truth leads to freedom from lies and deceit.
👉 Shame is a corrosive force, distinct from guilt.
👉 Guilt can lead to learning and growth, while shame is insidious.
👉 It's liberating to realise you don't need someone's approval.
👉 You can live a life without shame, no matter your past.
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https://www.instagram.com/theselfdevelopmentcoach/?hl=en-gb
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