This SHIFT Rx hits you with the truth most people don’t want to admit: Healing doesn’t always feel good. In fact, real healing often feels worse before it feels better.Yup. That discomfort you’re feeling? That loneliness? That questioning of everything you thought you knew? That’s not failure. That’s proof you're actually growing.This episode will shift the way you think about personal growth—from something that’s supposed to feel magical all the time to something that's gritty, real, and wildly worth it. We’re not sugarcoating healing around here. We’re giving you the real map so you don’t get lost when the work gets hard.Press play. Get steady. Keep shifting.You’ll hear:🔥 Why grief, loneliness, and self-doubt are signs of progress—not problems🔥 How healing forces you to outgrow old environments and patterns🔥 Why choosing yourself will make others uncomfortable (and why that's okay)🔥 The liberation waiting on the other side of the discomfortChapters00:32 8 reasons healing gets harder before it gets easier02:23 Why choosing yourself shifts everything around you03:15 Growth is destabilizing before it’s liberating04:50 The beauty of what’s on the other side of the struggle07:06 How healing changes your energy, your relationships, and your self-trust09:27 Final truths: Short-term pain, long-term power🩺 This is your SHIFT Rx. Take it with patience, truth, and a fierce loyalty to your future self.🎧 Listen, breathe, and send this to that friend who thinks they’re "failing" at healing because it hurts.⚡ Ready to shift? Join the Parental SHIFT program and get the support, skills, and community you need.Take Action:Join The Parental SHIFTBook a PREP CallBecome a STEADY FriendGet in Touch: Follow Davina on social media for more resources, tips, and insights into emotional literacy and personal growth:TikTok: @asteadyspaceInstagram & Threads: @asteadyspace | @your_steady_space | @shifttalkingwithdavinaYoutube: @asteadyspaceVisit www.asteadyspace.com for more information about coaching services and programs.

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