• Episode 3 with Charlie Emerson - From Unworthy to Worthy: Embracing Self-Worth and Finding Freedom

  • May 29 2024
  • Length: 40 mins
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Episode 3 with Charlie Emerson - From Unworthy to Worthy: Embracing Self-Worth and Finding Freedom

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  • Summary

  • Charlie used to drink two bottles of wine each day. Now, she's been sober for over six months and is a qualified sober coach with ambitions to help others beat addiction.

    What We Talk About This Episode:

    • Even though she did everything right, Charlie felt sad and alone.
    • When her daughter went to college, Charlie knew she needed to change.
    • With help from Dan, she stopped using alcohol to feel better.
    • Now, she works better and wants to help people full-time.
    • She fought feelings of shame and guilt and now feels good about herself.
    • She believes in sharing her healing stories and encourages others to love their journeys.

    Key Points:

    • Sometimes, people who seem okay are struggling inside.
    • Finding what you love to do can change your life.
    • It’s important to let go of bad feelings to be happy at work and home.
    • Talking to someone who understands can really help.
    • When you get better, you might want to help others feel better too.
    • Loving who you are helps you enjoy life and do what you love.

    Learn More About Charlie:

    Charlie's LinkedIn

    Listen to her story and see how changing yourself can help change others too.
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