Dealing with hurtful people who won't change

Don't get trapped in a cycle of blaming yourself for past decisions. What you did then isn't what you'll do next time. And what you did then doesn't say who you are today. 

If you find yourself questioning whether it's okay to step back from a someone who is always playing the victim (and perhaps blaming you for almost everything wrong in their life), you need a way out and a way back to your sanity and well-being. 

If this inspired you, imagine helping others feel enough—just like Marisa does every day. Begin your journey here: https://link.rtt.com/6-training-podcast-250818-1

In this straight-talking Q&A, Marisa tackles some of life’s most personal and challenging questions - f ...

In today's episode, we're diving deep into some of the burning questions you've been asking us to cover.

Whether you're dealing with loss and grief, navigating relationship issues, struggling with manifestation, or working through health challenges ...

Sometimes we end up in relationships or friendships with people who hurt us, but whether it’s because of our trauma or rose-colored glasses, we romanticize them instead of seeing them for who they really are. Today we talk about why this happens, what to do, and how to get out of ...  Show more

Book your call with Nick: Click Here When I was 274 pounds, I thought my problem was food. Calories. Carbs. Willpower. Motivation. But the truth is, the real problem was the questions I wasn’t asking myself. Questions about my excuses, my patterns, my emotions, and who I believed ...  Show more