S1:EP01: "What's the book you are scared to write?"
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Aug 15, 2019
The podcast explores topics such as finding one's purpose in life, addressing trauma, struggling with guilt and independence, facing fear and overcoming trauma, and finding one's voice as a writer.
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Andre's Background
Andre built a healthcare business from osteopathy to energy work and coaching.
He now specializes in trauma and seeks a larger purpose.
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Legacy of Change
Andre wants his legacy to be about making a difference in mental and emotional health.
He wants to help people integrate their traumas, big and small.
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Microdoses of Trauma
Rich introduces the concept of "life trauma" which are microdoses of trauma from everyday life.
These small traumas accumulate and significantly impact us.
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If your life was to be translated into a series of books, they would be filled with ups and downs, relationships, and experiences, good or bad. You, the main character, would be on a search for your passion and mission in life. However, the most important chapters might be the ones that were never written. What’s the book you are scared to write? Today, Rich is joined by one of his clients, Andre, to talk about those chapters of life and quite literally writing his book. Andre built a successful healthcare business before making the transition into coaching and different forms of therapy. Right now he is working on writing his book on life from his own unconventional insights. Remember, just write, your voice will come!
In today’s episode:
Andre’s search for his bigger mission in life
What Andre wants to leave as his legacy of change
Understanding the world of trauma and its microdoses throughout life
Writing the book that speaks to those who read it
Becoming very aware of your own mortality
Chapter titles acting like the language of your people
Importance of showing and sharing your work
Just write, your voice will come
Putting your message out there where it can really serve
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