The Heart of Trauma with Bill Lokey (Part 3 of 4)

Famous at Home

Josh + Christi Straub

Parenting, Relationships, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Kids & Family

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🗓️ 28 December 2023

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

In loving memory of our friend, mentor, and father figure, Bill Lokey, we're in the middle of a four-part series, recorded in 2020, where Bill shares insights on leadership, connection, and trauma.

In part 3 of our 4-part series, Bill talks about how trauma influences our heart, soul, and how we lead.

Here are some highlights:

Why we tend to feel like imposters
The definition of trauma and how it shows up in how we act toward others
The subtle traumas we may have never labeled as such
How trauma influences our relationships
Why we tend to medicate our trauma and what we use to medicate
The power of feelings in healing the pain from our past
Why it's so difficult for us to face shame and trauma as an adult
Practical ways to face our trauma and show up for those we lead

Show Notes:

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Transcript

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0:00.0	If I medicate so much that I never know my heart, now it's getting in the way of my ability
0:06.4	to have intimate relationships, and it's getting in the way for me to really know my creative
0:12.8	self at work or whatever it is that I do professionally. So I've got to have my heart engaged.
0:20.6	You are listening to the Famous At Home podcast with Dr. Josh and Christy Straub.
0:26.5	Because when it's all said and done, we all want to know that we were famous at home.
0:37.1	Welcome back to the Famous at Home podcast. I hope you all had a Merry Christmas. We are in a three-part
0:43.6	series right now with our friend Bill Loki. Again, for those of you who are new, he went to be with the
0:51.0	Lord this past March. But Bill and I started the Leaders Heart cohort together
0:55.4	back in January of 2020 in a Starbucks, started as a conversation in Starbucks. And we have had
1:03.0	so many incredible memories and friends and people, men who have gone through this cohort already.
1:08.8	We're launching a six-month cohort in February 26 to 29,
1:13.3	2024. Seats are filling up. They are limited. We would encourage you to jump in if you can now.
1:20.6	Hit the apply button in the link in the show notes. You can apply and we will be in touch with you,
1:26.9	set up a phone call and would love to
1:29.6	have you join us for this cohort in 2024 today we're talking with bill about the heart of trauma
1:36.3	these are interviews that we recorded in 2020 as we were leading up to the very first cohort that
1:42.7	we actually had bill talked, if you go back,
1:46.3	we started with the heart of leadership and the heart of connection last week. This week,
1:50.5	we are in the heart of trauma. And it's a beautiful conversation because Bill is somebody who
1:56.3	genuinely entered the hearts of people. He entered their stories. And I cannot wait for you to hear the way that he talks about trauma here in this interview.
2:06.8	Welcome back to the Famous at Home podcast. We're here today in our little series that we're doing on leadership with Bill Loki. And I have Bill with me here. Welcome, Bill.
2:15.7	Hey, thank you very much. It's great to be back.
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