We Broke Up & Got Back Together...THIS is What we Fixed

#354: Boundaries are HOT!
This episode is an excerpt from Ky’s + my recent Valentine's Day Liberated Love Workshop. In this episode, Kylie and I explore the concept of liberated love and advocate for diversified relationships to fulfill various needs. We discuss the importance of establishing healthy boundaries and practicing self-care to achieve authentic connections. Kylie and I share our personal experience and perspectives on reconciling after a breakup, emphasizing mutual growth and trust-building. We also explore the importance of self-trust, clean anger expression, and the transformative power of self-discovery. Tune in to this episode to learn how to navigate relationships and personal evolution with wisdom and openness. Get the full recording at createthelove.myflodesk.com/v...
Kylie McBeath is a Certified Health Coach, Author, Co-Founder of Zura Health, Podcast Host, Ceremonialist, and Writer. Her mission is to offer work in this world that invites us all to return to our hearts, slow down, soften, and remember the beautiful world that lives within and around us.
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Themes: Liberated Love, Authenticity, Belonging, Breakups, Relationships, Boundaries, Self-Worth, Self-Love, Codependency, Dating, Attachment Theory, Transformation, Conflict, Mental Health, Grief, Trauma, Set-Trust, Self-Discovery
0:00:00 Intro
0:00:27 Embracing Multiple Channels of Connection
0:01:37 Working Through Codependence
0:02:11 Centering Yourself in Relationships
0:03:17 The Hot Topic of Boundaries
0:04:08 Safety and Trust in Relationships
0:05:23 Reflecting on Personal Growth
0:06:19 Navigating Power Dynamics in Relationships
0:07:36 Restoring Trust in Relationships
0:09:42 The Quest for Liberating Love
0:10:03 Transforming Relationships Through Self-Understanding
0:11:37 The Heart's Call for Transformation
0:14:03 The Gift of Becoming Your Best Self
0:14:41 Restoring Self-Trust Through Integrity
0:16:27 Rediscovering Anger
0:18:33 Understanding the Origin of Behavior
0:20:15 Wisdom in Embracing Feelings
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[@anovosedlik]

I find men are usually the pleasers at the beginning of the relationship, but that quickly subsides. Then, women become the ones bending over backwards. That's just my experience though. I also find that a really easy way to spot whether a relationship is healthy or not is by seeing if one partner is doing most of the talking. If partners don't have a 50/50 split when it comes to talking and listening, one of them is definitely not being heard which breeds resentment and dysfunction.

[@ethanstewartstevenson7309]

Spot on.

[@rekanagy4609]

What a nourishing episode ❤Thank you both Kylie&Mark

[@sooshmitafaruk5318]

I enjoyed listening to this episode. Thank you for sharing

[@CreatewithRachael]

You guys are the absolute best! Love you ❤

[@vectorair1]

So so good! I resonate so much with all of this

[@susansimpson9463]

OMG, you should read the story Water Bugs and Dragonflies!!! The Dragonfly is the symbol of my son that died when he was 10!! 💙💙

[@Deelitee]

Kylie’s reactions!!🤣🤣

[@markgroves]

🤣

[@lindeditmarson1955]

Sooooo gooood!

[@josephashenofsky8266]

Amazing !

[@user-je6zi6eg6f]

It's hard to take this talk seriously unless you know the reason for the breakup. Did the people pleaser simply take back the other person after they sowed their wild oats?

[@markgroves]

Nope. we actually both went into the space of understanding the deeper patterns preventing us from moving forward. Quite the opposite of sowing our wild oats. We dove deep into ourselves -- not other people 😉

[@Deelitee]

@@markgroves 😅🤗🤗