Slice

About Slice

Getting real with yourself is the way to gain your superpower. Each podcast is designed to give you information and tools for insight that teach you the value of being authentic and living an authentic life that ultimately is what happiness and fulfillment is based on. Enjoy and please subscribe and like and send us feedback and / or requests for topics that you would like covered.

Publisher

Doree Farina

Category

education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

8 Aug 2018

Latest episode

27 Sept 2020

Latest episodes

3 of 25 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   27 Sept 2020TRANSCRIPT

   Season 2 - Ep. 8: F**k you, thank you

   In our final episode of season 2, we take the time to say fuck you and thank you, to the people that hurt us, and allowed us to change and grow.

2. 

   27 Sept 2020TRANSCRIPT

   Season 2 Ep. 7: Readiness to forgive

   In this episode we talk about preparing yourself and learning the signs to understand when you are ready to forgive those that hurt you.

3. 

   12 May 2020TRANSCRIPT

   Season 2 - Ep. 6: Resentment Keeps Us Connected to Betrayer - Obstacles to Forgiveness

   In this episode, we discuss the obstacles to forgiveness and why it is so difficult to forgive. Forgiveness does not mean that what someone did is okay. We are not in agreement with someone's bad, or negative actions toward us when we forgive. It helps us more than it helps someone else.

Inside a recent episode

Season 2 - Ep. 8: F**k you, thank you

Published 27 Sept 2020 · Transcript excerpt

[…] Another thing I think one of the reasons that we hold onto our story is for control. However, this is a false sense of control and based on external cues and reinforcement. This way of thinking will always, always keep us connected to the trauma versus the healing of it. We have to let go of the sense of external control or we will never let go. Here's the truth, it is unfair. It's messed up. You didn't deserve what happened to you. It is not your fault. But the more you hold on to it, the stronger the connection gets to the perpetrator than to yourself. And in that place, there's no room for forgiveness or healing. […]

Reach and audience

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

10 ratings