173: How to Deal With Your PAST So It Doesn't Impact Your FUTURE with Christine Hassler

<p>Can you believe this is the third time that my soulful friend, Christine Hassler, has been on Earn Your Happy? I love having her on because every time we talk something always opens up for me and there are at least one or two a-ha moments.</p> <p>As a Master Life Coach, Christine has made it her life’s work to help others find the answers while providing them with a safe and sacred space so her clients can work through the emotional side of things. Once an overachiever, Christine shares how she shifted this compensatory strategy and used it to create multiple books and now her Over It and On with It Course.</p> <p>Regardless of where you are, I know Christine’s perspective will help you view your obstacles and the emotional ties to them in a whole new light.</p> <p>--</p> <p>Questions Asked in This Episode:</p> <p>• Was there a shift that took place when your realized you were the common denominator of your struggles?</p> <p>• How did you know to hire your coach?</p> <p>• Why do you think we cling to finding a diagnosis or a reason as to why we’re not happy?</p> <p>• Why did you create your Over It and On with It course?</p> <p>• What’s the difference between being pulled vs. pushed in a certain direction?</p> <p>• What do you feel are the biggest shifts that happen with your course?</p> <p>• What is a question you wish more people would ask themselves?</p> <p>• Who is this course good for?</p> <p>Quotes: “The common denominator in everything that went “wrong” was me.”</p> <p>“Sympathy is not love.”</p> <p>“Until we’re uncomfortable; until our belief systems are challenged; until we start to do things differently that are hard, change doesn’t happen.”</p> <p>“A lot of what we want is coming from a core wound. We want it because we think it’s going to make us feel better.”</p> <p>“It was more of an excavating process before it was a creating process.”</p> <p>“We confuse boundaries for barriers.”</p> <p>“We try to change ourselves through other people.”</p> <p>“Deal with the past, shift how you relate to yoursel