I’m BACK at it my friends. I had a crazy busy summer and in this episode I’m just catching you up on what I’ve been up to the past few months.

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The more people I get to know on a deeper level, the more I’m realizing that every one of us has some level of childhood trauma.

Not to shame and blame the caregivers because heaven knows I’m no saint when it comes to parenting.

We are all doing the best we can with what we know therefore we must offer that same understanding and compassion for the people who devoted so much of their time and energy in raising us.

Healing the inner child is not about bringing up old wounds for the intent of revenge but rather to rewrite the narrative.

Today on the podcast Lenny Evans gives us some useful tools to start the work of healing from past trauma.

Lenny Evans is an author, motivational speaker, belief coach, yoga teacher, and much much more.

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ER Shred Ambassador Jesse James Jamnik interviews me about my weight loss and personal growth journey thus far.

“As Co-Founder of the ER Shred Protocol, along with her husband Sean, Crystal has a true passion for helping transform people’s overall well-being. Especially seeing as though she herself struggled for years before finally cracking the code.

Join us as Crystal and I break down the past and touch on subjects that you very well might be struggling with yourself.

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First of all, how can we possibly know how people SHOULD love us? Letting go of all my shoulds has been the hardest thing for me to do. I want to believe that people should do things the way I think they should. But as Byron Katie always says, when you “turn it around rather than waiting for someone else to do it is the end of the road not traveled”.

I love the turn around technique she teaches, it helps me really put things into perspective and switch my focus off the person I’m judging and allows for my own introspection. I can then ask myself how I might be doing the very same thing I think others should NOT being doing.

For example, when I want someone to stop being so critical of me. I usually discover that I too am being critical by criticizing that others should not criticize me. Or when I yell at the kids for yelling at each other. I often get angry at them for fighting with each other but in turn I end up arguing with them about arguing with each other.

“Shoulds” are just our own biases and opinions. 

“As you inquire into issues and turn judgements around, you come to see that every perceived problem appearing “out there” is really nothing more than a misperception within your own thinking.”

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We all dream of the days when life ceases to be challenging. When we learn all the lessons there are to learn, we make our millions, solve our problems, achieve all our goals, and ride off into the sunset with our happily ever after.

Unfortunately, or should I say FORTUNATELY, life never stops presenting us with a healthy dose of difficulty. Itt all comes down to our attitude and whether or not we’re able to embrace life’s challenges and see them as the perfect opportunity for growth and self discovery. 

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Stripping myself down of all the things that feed my ego has been extremely challenging. In this episode I go into more detail about some of the things I found myself addicted to, not realizing the driving force behind it all.

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