Trauma Rewired14 Des 2021

Saving Lives with Our Story

Joining us is Best-Selling Author & Founder of Thought Leader Academy, Sara Connell. She helps coaches, writers, and entrepreneurs become successful published authors and TedX in-demand speakers. She's not just here to share her story but she wants to share yours too. You are unique and you are not an imposter, there are beliefs that are holding you back that are not yours to carry anymore.

In this episode, we discuss:

External validation comes with a loud inner critic
Creativity is a powerful force that we don't realize
Sarah's history of trauma in her life
The work Sarah did to heal from her eating disorder and sexual trauma
Identifying our repressed memories of childhood sexual trauma
Sarah's process of meditation 'Meditate or Medicate'
The Thought Leader Academy: the purpose and what to expect
The fear of passing down generational trauma
Having fun is underrated

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About Sara Connell

Ata young age her dream of being a writer was shut down when a teacher told her she wasn't good enough. Fast forward to 17 years ago when a book saved her life. Sara in between flights after a long day of traveling, in the airport book store, picks up a book that she absolutely finds herself in. Reads it endlessly & tirelessly, wakes up and makes a vow to herself. She left the abusive job, sought the help she needed to regain physically and emotionally.

Resources From This Episode:

Connell, Sara. 21 Ways to Double Your Productivity, Improve Your Craft & Get Published!: A Field Guide for Writers

Connell, Sara. Bringing in Finn: An Extraordinary Surrogacy Story

Bullitt-Jonas, Margaret. Holy Hunger: A Woman's Journey from Food Addiction to Spiritual Fulfillment

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Email: care@saraconnell.com

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