From Abuse to Power: Reclaiming Your Life
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
one of the biggest things i would say to men or women in narcissistic abusive relationships or if they want to learn to trust go be around horses wow horses are prey animals and they don't just trust you and if you can earn their trust you will learn what you should be doing with men or women in your relationship to have them earn your trust. Absolutely. It shouldn't just be given.
Folks tell me that narcissists don't know they're narcissists. Can you tell me what your philosophies on the topic are?
Okay, they know what they're doing because if they can turn it on in circumstances when they want to or need to and turn it off, of course they can. And of course they know. So don't be fooled.
How do you spot a narcissist? Is there a clever trick saying, oh, well, he's wearing red on a Friday. Narcissist, like what is the telltale signs?
Personally, I would tell people to...
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Welcome to another episode of the Living Your Legacy podcast, the Red Life edition. Joining me today is another amazing woman in power. I'm joined by Sherry Lou Canino. Sherry, you literally finished filming your episode in an easy bake oven. Give us a little bit of the experience of filming your woman in power episode in a very warm room because her air conditioner is broken.
Well, it was actually very empowering. We had a few emotional moments. So very cathartic and very healing as well, I will say. More intense than I expected.
I don't find you as an intense person, Sherry. Are you an intense person?
Um, no, not too much, but I, I felt like the whole take on it was a little more intense than I, intense is the wrong word. Sure. In depth, much more in depth than I thought it was going to be. Um, you know, I'm 52. So I told the camera guy, I said, Hey, if you would have got me in my thirties, it would be a lot less to tell.
What will we learn about your episode? Why was it so intense?
So, you know, I think some memories from childhood came up. Some things with my sister that I had kind of, I don't want to say I had forgotten about, but I hadn't thought about in quite a while. My oldest sister, without a doubt, would probably be one of my biggest mentors and She would have been my one of my big protectors in childhood. And yeah, just had a few little mushy moments about some things with her.
So what is currently your day to day hustle? Your why? What's getting you out of bed? Work-wise or... Work-wise, life-wise, all of the above.
I mean, I have four horses, so they get me out of bed because, one, I need to take care of them, but also they're my life.
Are they literally waiting for you out the window? Do you just wake up to a horse in your face?
Not yet, but that's the goal. That's the goal. I need more fencing. Right on. No, they're in their stalls, but...
How does childhood trauma influence partner choices?
Honestly, helping people, you know, I really absolutely love working with people and the one-on-ones it's amazing. It really is. I meet so many great people. And it's not that I work only with women because I don't. I work with a lot of men, too. Sure, sure. But I get to help women just find their power again. Wow.
What is your common client? What do you see as a common thread amongst women that you help?
We all have narcissistic abuse. So that's the big common thread.
It's almost like a rite of passage.
Yeah. Yeah. It's childhood trauma. Yeah. I mean, so with people, one of the biggest things that they don't realize is that we're getting in the narcissistic abusive relationship. We're picking them. They're not picking us. Oh, yeah. It's a very misconception when people say... He picked me because I'm an empath. Sorry for laughing. That's a little bit of a narcissistic stance there. No, we pick them. It's their facade. You know, I mean, I always picked older men, you know, the facade of like, they're going to take care of me.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:39
2
How does childhood trauma influence partner choices?
3:39–5:57
3
What are the signs of narcissistic behavior?
5:57–9:00
4
How can equine therapy aid in healing from trauma?
9:00–11:49
5
What mindset shifts are necessary for personal empowerment?
11:49–14:58
6
How do boundaries play a role in reclaiming power?
14:58–18:16
7
What common patterns do people repeat in relationships?
18:16–21:09
8
How can someone begin their healing journey after narcissistic abuse?
21:09–21:26
Speakers
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