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🗓️ 3 August 2021
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0:00.0 | the best relationships I've seen are people who want different things but know how to want different |
0:03.9 | things together. Because it's the things that you have in common that attract you and it's your |
0:07.6 | differences, I think they keep relationships really interesting. The problem is people have a very |
0:11.5 | hard time hanging in the tension of wanting different things and knowing how to navigate that |
0:15.3 | without defaulting into something like a blame or shame or guilt, especially if someone |
0:19.6 | in a trauma response because they're not in their executive function, ventral vagal system, |
0:23.5 | their highest best use of their nervous system, they're in a dysregulated state, which over time |
0:28.0 | does cause a lot of damage to their relationship. Welcome to the Michaela Peterson podcast episode |
0:36.1 | 101. In this episode, I spoke with Mastin Kip. This is an episode from Russia. When I full-on |
0:44.0 | had COVID, I was super stressed, worried, had to get home, couldn't get home because I had COVID. |
0:49.4 | So I thought, who else to talk to, but Mastin Kip, a number one best-selling author, speaker, |
0:55.0 | creator of functional life coaching for people who are seeking rapid transformation in their lives. |
1:00.5 | He's been featured on the Emmy Awards show Super Soul Sunday and recognized as a thought leader for |
1:05.3 | the next generation by Oprah herself. Now I know how many of you guys are Oprah fans. So I figured |
1:11.8 | this was a step in the right direction. All jokes aside, I think the only way to survive in this |
1:17.2 | insane life is to listen to every type of healing and psychological trick and see what sticks, |
1:22.6 | what works. I think there's something to Mastin's techniques. We discuss trauma, |
1:27.2 | functional life coaching, polyvagal theory, what it takes for a human to regulate emotions, |
1:32.3 | trauma bonding, the active listening process, MDMA, parts work, the importance of play, |
1:38.4 | which is something my dad talks about a lot. And more, I even cried at one point. |
1:44.4 | Thanks to Mastin very much for coming on. |
1:53.2 | Mastin Kip, welcome to my podcast. Thank you so much for having me. I'm very excited to be here. |
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