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The Mark Groves Podcast

#098: Finding Your True Self with LeAnn Rimes

The Mark Groves Podcast

Mark Groves

Society & Culture, Relationships

4.95K Ratings

🗓️ 13 July 2020

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

LeAnn Rimes has been in the spotlight since her early childhood. Behind the media representations and projections of her celebrity image, LeAnn has worked hard to find her true self. In this episode, LeAnn shares with us some of her insights from her journey into self-inquiry. Through deep betrayal, depression and judgment, LeAnn began to tap into her repressed pain and anger. While few of us grow up as celebrities, all of us share the common experience of needing to find ourselves and our voices, often in situations where we are not fully supported. You can read more of LeAnn's story at https://www.soulofeverle.com/ ~  Discover: When we are in presence, time moves a lot slower LeAnn's experience in the public eye Why we have to access our "f*ck this" LeAnn's journey of anxiety, depression, shame and breath work The road back into wholeness Accessing anger and rage "Miracles are a way of reminding us we have no clue" - Ram Dass LeAnn's new path  Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to another episode of the Mark Groves podcast.

0:12.0

Excited to be in your ear.

0:13.9

Thank you for being here.

0:15.2

In this podcast, we explore so many different levels from the micro, like how I interact with you, our

0:22.9

specific relational skills, and then even going further out into the systems that influence

0:29.3

us, the things that affect us in relationship that we don't often think about.

0:33.6

You know, we think that our relational outcomes are due.

0:36.8

They're our fault because something's wrong with us, you know, we think that our relational outcomes are due, they're our fault because something's

0:38.3

wrong with us, you know, not realizing that the reason we do anything we do is because on some

0:44.7

level we think it's the best available behavior to us. And so much of our defenses, the things,

0:50.3

again, the way in conflict and in all types of relationships that shows up at work too

0:54.7

in teams and all the things they're all designed to protect us from being hurt to protect us from

1:01.3

feeling like we're not enough you know and in doing that though we often just perpetuate the story

1:06.8

and perpetuate the experience you know it's like having a reaction that pushes people away and you end up alone.

1:13.9

Because we're afraid of ending up alone, we create aloneness.

1:17.3

It's just so interesting to observe and be able to start to look at these things in a

1:22.7

non-judgmental way.

1:23.9

So be compassionate with yourself as you explore your story, as you explore the things that

1:29.6

you can do better in a relationship. We're all human. I have things I'm always working on too and

1:34.5

layers that I'm discovering. It's a beautiful thing about being here is being able to ask these

1:40.0

questions, being able to participate in a community that is about self-acceptance, about acceptance

1:47.0

of each other and giving each other the space to make mistakes. What a beautiful thing that is to

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