Bouncing back from betrayal with Emily Gough

<p>Transitions are not easy, especially when we are accustomed to stability, be it emotional, financial, professional, etc.</p> <p>Hitting rock bottom is not always negative. It can be the beginning of new paths, a new life, or projects, as is the case of today's guest, Emily Gough.</p> <p>Emily is a woman who turned pain into opportunity. After suffering the infidelity of her partner at the time of 9 years, Emily decided to go further in life and became a human connection &amp; transformational coach.</p> <p>Today with sympathy and charisma, she shares her story with us. I hope this episode inspires you.</p> <p>Don't forget to share this episode with other men and help us grow our community!</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>ABOUT EMILY GOUGH</strong></p> <p>Emily Gough is a human connection &amp; transformational coach, speaker, mental health advocate, and host of the top 200 Room to Grow ™ Podcast. With years of coaching experience, connection &amp; compassion as superpowers, and a tendency to bring a sense of humor to tough topics, Emily's warm, genuine, down-to-earth, and direct approach encompasses the full mind/body and will give you the guidance, real-life tools, and perspective you need to help you like and trust yourself more to create the life and relationships you deserve.&nbsp;</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>CONNECT WITH EMILY</strong></p> <ul> <li>Website: <a href="https://emilygoughcoaching.com/">Emily Gough Coaching<br> </a></li> <li>Podcast: <a href=" https://emilygoughcoaching.com/room-to-grow-podcast/">Room To Grow</a><br> </li> </ul> <p><br></p> <p><strong>WHAT YOU WILL HEAR</strong></p> <p>[2:49] Meet Emily Gough.</p> <p>[5:10] Transitioning in the middle of the dark.</p> <p>[11:01] Transforming pain into opportunities.</p> <p>[15:41] Emily's story.</p> <p>[28:44] Adding patches to the pain.</p> <p>[33:42] Emily's second day after the bad news.</p> <p>[40:56] The journey of betrayal.</p> <p>[54:08] Where to find Emily.</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>If you look at the civilized world and think, "no, thank