How to Make Decisions with Confidence
I hear this all the time: How do I make a good decision when I feel guilty for making it? In today’s episode I address how to make a decision, even when you feel bad about it. It’s easier than you think and you can do it!
I help women overcome Complex Shame™ and co-dependency so they can experience healthy love and freedom.
READ MOREHave you been taught that time heals all wounds? Then why has it been years and you still feel so hurt?
Could you have Post Betrayal Syndrome?
Do you have problems trusting?
Do you fear being hurt again in new relationships?
Is your confidence shattered?
Do you want to move forward, but don’t know how?
How can you become healed instead of hardened?
You can’t undo your betrayal, but you can control how long you allow it to undue your life. Listen in to my conversation with Debi Silber. She provides a new lens to help you rebuild health as a result of betrayal syndrome.
“When we don’t learn the lessons from betrayal, we are at an increased risk of repeat betrayals.”- Debi Silber
Watch this episode in video format: HERE
Learn more about Dr. Debi’s work:
www.thepbtinstitute.com
@debisilber
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