Ep. #47 The Power of Struggling through Crisis: Facing Adversity and Staying Accountable

by Marci Barker / October 11th, 2023
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The Power of Struggling through Crisis: Facing Adversity and Staying Accountable
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The Power of Struggling through Crisis: Facing Adversity and Staying Accountable
In this podcast episode, I discuss the positive impact of attending a retreat, emphasizing the transformations and sense of community that such experiences provide. I will also mention my upcoming mother-daughter retreat and the involvement of my daughters in planning it. I will touch on the challenges of accountability and personal development, highlighting how obstacles and resistance can arise after moments of motivation and excitement.
In this episode, I want to delve into my recent personal crisis, how I dealt with it, and the importance of having a support system and resources during tough times. The central message I want to convey is about facing adversity, staying accountable to my goals, and finding strength in challenging moments.
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In This Episode We Cover:
Gratitude for libraries
Retreat experiences and transformations
Mother-daughter retreat planning
Challenges of accountability and personal development
Facing obstacles and resistance
Coping with a personal crisis
The role of support systems
Navigating tough times and making important decisions
Empowerment and taking control of one's life
The importance of patience in the integration process of personal growth.
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