The 3 Keys to Navigating New Relationships
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The 3 Keys to Navigating New Relationships

In this episode, Kate shares the 3 keys to navigating new relationships without letting old patterns run the show.

Even though it's a new relationship, it doesn't mean you'll have a new experience. Left unchecked, we can easily bring our fears, fantasies, overthinking, and familiar ways of protecting ourselves into something that has the potential to be very different.

In this conversation, Kate explores:

  • Why slowing down is one of the most important things you can do in new love
  • How to recognize when you're responding from old conditioning instead of truth
  • Why healthy relationships invite us to become someone new, not simply find someone new
  • How to stop recreating the same story with a different person
  • What it really means to create love from a new paradigm

If you're dating, in a new relationship, healing after heartbreak, or finding yourself triggered by love, this episode is for you.

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Kate Harlow is the founder of The Unscriptd Woman, the creator of The Expanded Love Coaching Method, and host of The New Truth podcast - ranked in the top 1.5% globally. With over 15 years of experience teaching, coaching and facilitating transformational retreats worldwide, Kate has helped hundreds of thousands of women break free from outdated relational patterns, old patriarchal ways of thinking and unspoken rules to live by.

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So your saboteur is going to paint that all over

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your new relationship, and they're going to look for

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evidence to prove that this new person in front of you is just

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the same as all the rest of them, and you know what,

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sometimes we end up attracting the same thing. Why? Because we

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didn't clean the pipes before we got into the next relationship,

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and so guess what, your patterns are going to choose a similar

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type of dynamic, right? That's the thing, you're either in

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saboteur dynamic relationships or you're in your soul living

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fully rooted in your sovereignty, and then you

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attract someone else who is too. Doesn't mean your patterns

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aren't going to knock on the door, they're going to show up

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for sure, and every time they do amazing once you know them

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intimately and know what to do with them. Well, now you're

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gonna, you're going to grow from your pattern showing up in your

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relationship, it's an opportunity to heal all those

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past residue from those past relationships. So it's not to

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say patterns won't show up, however, you're going to go in

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with a clean slate.

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Hello, my loves. Welcome to the New Truth Podcast. Kate Harlow

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here. It has been a week for me over here in Kenya. Those of you

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who signed up for the masterclass and got an email

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saying the masterclass has been postponed by a week, going to

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tell you why. And those of you who didn't sign up for the

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masterclass, now's your chance, because there's a whole new

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week, and you get to come absolutely free. We will link

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the free link below this episode. We'll also link it in

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my Instagram and on my website, The Unscripted Woman. So

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definitely join us. But I had a kidney infection, I had a UTI

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that I've had many, many, many UTIs. That's not an unfamiliar

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experience for me. I guess I was trying to ward it off, I take

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something called Dmannose, which helps me ward them off when I

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feel them coming on, and it didn't do its job this time, and

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it turned into a raging kidney infection, which apparently is -

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I keep wanting to say lethal, not lethal, but basically

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apparently could be life-threatening if you let it

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go on for too long, so I had you know, I spent two days in and

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out of the hospital doing ultrasounds. I even had a CT

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scan, which is actually the only thing that detected what it was.

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So I'm glad I had the CT scan. I spent two days, like, in and out

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of the hospital, in the clinic, and tests, and oh my gosh,

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poking and prodding, and had a lot of needles. It was sorry for

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those of you that are not into medical stuff. I'm not. My face

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is scrunched right now. It was really intense, and a Thursday

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morning was maybe some of the worst pain I've ever felt in my

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life. It was quite wild, and you know, let's see, the lessons

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from the experience are this: too shall pass, and you know the

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thing that I practiced, just like I practiced with those of

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you who've been around for a while, heard this story back

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when I moved to Greece, so that would have been, gosh, very

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early on in the new truth, it was five years ago, I think,

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554, years ago, five, I don't know. Anyways, a long time ago,

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I got bit in the face by a dog and had to have plastic surgery

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under my eye, and I had a similar experience with this

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one, where I noticed my saboteur wanting to make it worse, I

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noticed my saboteur wanting to argue with reality, I noticed my

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saboteur, even wanting to resist resting, and I'm typically

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really good at resting, because I'm a projector. I've become a

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professional wrestler, but I had to rest like solid Friday,

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Saturday, and Sunday to recover.

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It's Monday today, I'm finally starting to feel like myself

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again, a whole week since the first, the pain was first there,

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and but it's just been interesting to watch my

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saboteur, and to watch, you know, like your saboteur,

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understanding your saboteur is everything, it does not just

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affect your dating life, your marriage, your relationships,

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your saboteur is at the helm of your every frickin move in your

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life, so you know, I'm 20 years into this journey. My saboteur

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is not in charge anymore, and yet it was interesting to watch

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her want to make this situation worse, want to be in resistance

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to waiting in lines at the hospital, and to having this

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test and that test, and wanting to be in resistance to

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everything in my practice. I was actually meditating at the

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hospital, and when I went in to do the CT scan, which I've never

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done before, they're quite weird if you haven't done it before.

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You go into this big machine, and I don't know, it's like the,

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you know, those things at the airport. I don't like going into

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those either, those radio machines, but nonetheless I had

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to, and it was actually the thing that uncovered the

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infection. So I put my hands on my heart, and I said, Thank you

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so much for being open and receptive. Thank you for

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protecting me from any, any energy that's not needed. I love

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you, you're safe, and I was just talking to my body. Body talking

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to the little girl, you know, practicing feeling my feet,

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bringing some attention to my soma, to my breath. It's amazing

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how simple it actually is to transform our experience. And

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yet, when the saboteur is in charge, the saboteur is like the

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narrator of your life, you know. You ever watch a movie where

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there's a narrator, I mean, I guess it's like Sex and the City

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that Carrie Bradshaw's narrating the whole thing. Your saboteurs

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like that, except she's narrating a horror story in your

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mind most of the time, an abuse story, crazy drama, blaming

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everyone, she's blaming you, tearing you down, she's making,

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you know, a moment that is potentially scary, way worse, or

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a moment that's really heartbreaking, way worse, right?

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She's always dramatizing everything, so we think we're

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experiencing this moment here, but most of the time we're

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actually experiencing this story about this moment, let that sink

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in, like that's so true. We think we're experiencing this

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moment, but most of the time we're actually experiencing the

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story about this moment, and so my one of my most important

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practices is letting my, letting my life be my meditation, and

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it's not to say this is every moment, right? It's not, but

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it's a practice, right? It's a practice. If I am a professional

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musician, I'm going to practice every day of my life. I'm not,

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and I'm going to do many things that contribute to me being the

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world's best musician, whatever type of musician I am. So this

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is a lifelong practice, and you can turn everything you do into

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a meditation, and the more presence we bring into any

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experience, the more, the more we get to actually experience

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that moment through the lens of pleasure or even peace, right.

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Okay, did I feel pleasure at the hospital? No. I mean, I had

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moments of pleasure connecting with different people I met, but

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it wasn't pleasurable per se, but it was not as hard as it

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would have been. It was.. they also gave me an injection for

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pain, so I spent the whole day at the hospital doing many

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different tests, and that was Thursday when I was in the worst

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pain ever, and they gave me an injection in my butt, which, by

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the way, that was worse. Sorry, this is turning into a medical

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episode. That was worse, and you know, we all, we all go through

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times where we have to go through medical experiences, and

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so I think it's such an important conversation,

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actually. Just to start off this episode, and it is relevant to

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where we're going, always is. But you know that. So, I

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thankfully I wasn't in pain. That probably would have been

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harder.

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However, if I was in pain, I would have been with my pain and

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been breathing and been sending love to my pain and talking to

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my pain, so that this is somatic experiencing, when you can

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actually bring your attention out of the stories of the mind,

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which are only pouring gasoline on the fire and making

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everything so much worse, but actually just being with the

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sensation, the sensational experience, being with the

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physical experience, and so thankfully I wasn't in pain, but

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my experience that day, or those two days that I was in and out

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of doctors and hospitals and Ubers, and I'm like driving all

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over Nairobi to go to the specialist that's on the other

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side of the city with tons of traffic, and, and so you know,

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there were a lot of moving parts, but I was practicing

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presence, which means I felt peaceful most of the time,

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because I was present, whereas my old self probably would have

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been like, "Oh my god, you're in a foreign country, you're gonna

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die, like you, whatever. It, it would have come up with some

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ridiculous stories to make me feel afraid, and to which is, of

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course, just feeding, that's the saboteur, just feeding the

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little girl more fear. Here, sweetie, here's some more fear

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to make you feel, you know, terrified, which then makes the

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thing we're experiencing so much worse. So that's my learning,

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that's my reflections from my week, and had so much rest, and

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I was listening to this beautiful my playlist yesterday.

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I spent most of Saturday and Sunday in my bliss chair, which

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is a hanging egg chair in my yard, and there's like 10

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million birds here. Oh my god, the butterflies right now are

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like out of hand. They are so unbelievably beautiful. There

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was a butterfly today that was like bright turquoise with like

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black designs on it, it was so beautiful. They're so bright,

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there's so many colors, there's little white ones everywhere.

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And I was hanging in the bliss chair, watching butterflies. I

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had my journal, and I was listening to just meditation

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music. And you know, when you, when Spotify, when you finish

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your own playlist, it then starts to pull similar. Muzick,

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so Spotify, just, or I guess, the universe, the divine DJ took

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over, and this beautiful spoken word started to come on. This, I

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think, his name's Berg, this man who's a poet and a spoken word

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artist, who's British, and he, he lived in the Himalayas for

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many years, and is an avid meditator, and just speaks

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profound wisdom. And there was something that stuck out that

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was so beautiful. I listened back to this track three times,

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and then today I've gone down the rabbit hole of listening to

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him on YouTube, and it's all to music, so it's all just

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meditative music with spoken word. It's so beautiful, but the

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quote that stood out to me says we basically, we make life so

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complicated, so much more complicated than it needs to be,

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and it's actually quite simple. And he said it doesn't take much

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to make the deepest part of us really happy. I just felt that

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so deeply, and I couldn't agree more. It doesn't take much to

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make the deepest part of us really happy, and that deepest

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part of us is our soul, right? And that our soul is what we're

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here to live from, and when we're living from our soul, it's

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way simpler than your Sabbath tool, saboteur will make it, and

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we'll talk about that on the weekend. Friday, Saturday,

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Sunday is the masterclass, two hours each morning. Oh my gosh,

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I highly recommend you get on. It's going to be the best one

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I've ever done. I know it, I can feel it in my bones.

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It's just the, the evolution of this work, but the fantasy

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addict right now is out of control in our world, the

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fantasy addict aspect of the saboteur is like everything is a

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show, everything's a production, everything's a grandiose, like I

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need this next grand amazing thing in order to be happy, I

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need this insanely grandiose wedding, I need this insanely

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grandiose wardrobe, I need this insanely grandiose kitchen

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renovation, whatever it might be, and it's like that part of

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us that doesn't feel enough is underneath all of the saboteur

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patterns, doesn't feel enough, doesn't feel lovable, doesn't

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feel worthy, doesn't belong, and that's what's driving every

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single saboteur pattern, and most people are chasing

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happiness, and they never get to really fully feel it, you know.

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They might pretend to be happy on Instagram, might be happy for

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an hour when they're drunk, because they can't feel their

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anxiety anymore, and they're, they're like in the moment, you

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know. That's why people need substances, because they can't

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access their deepest joy and peace and presence, and can and

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heart energy, like if you aren't connected to the soul of who you

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are, to your essence, to your being, your inner being. If you

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aren't, can this is your heroine. If you aren't living

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from your heroine, if you aren't living from your inner being, or

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at least practicing coming back to her again and again and again

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in letting her lead, then you're always going to be living in a

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state of lack. Your saboteur is always in a state of lack,

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always seeking something that you'll never attain. That's the

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sad thing, my loves. I mean, so if you clicked on this episode

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because you're navigating a new relationship, your saboteur is

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going to be looking for everything from this person, and

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the moment something shows up that you don't think is

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everything on the checklist, or everything that you expect that

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perfect divine conscious love to be, she's going to start blaming

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him, or she's going to start trying to take you out, she's

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going to start sabotaging it. The reason it's called your

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saboteur is because, as an adult, as a child, she was your

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safety, she kept you safe, right, learning to shape shift

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and adapt to the environment we were in that we had no control

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over, that absolutely was safety when you were, when you're a

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child, dimming your light was safe, right, but as an adult it

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is hurting you, it is sabotaging you from having what you desire,

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so circling back to this quote, it doesn't take much to make the

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deepest part of us really happy, and yet I think most people

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would misinterpret this quote, because most people don't know

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the deepest part of them, which is the soul. Most people are

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trying to find happiness in the relationship, in the, in the new

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job, in the corner office, in the new car, in the new outfit,

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in the botox, in the weight loss, and the list goes on and

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on and on. We're trying to find happiness, right, even in the

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vacation, like I think of all the people who come to Africa,

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and you know, I'm just in awe every day in this place, in awe

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of Kenyan people. I'm in awe of Africa, and I think of how many

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people come here and they're like taking great photos and

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taking great selfies, but they're not really experiencing

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it, they're not really feeling it. Because they're disconnected

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from the soul, they're only living from the conditioned

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mind, from the saboteur patterns, and so many people, so

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if you've ever felt that way in your life, where you're like, oh

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my god, nothing's ever enough, like I remember once I was a

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crazy fantasy love addict in my 20s, and I remember once I

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attracted this man from Australia, my one of my

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boyfriends, Byron - he's such a love, I still adore him, and he

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was so in love with me, and he was such a sweet soul, and he

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would fly to the moon for me, and he just, he pedestaled me,

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which, of course, this fantasy addict wants that, right?

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She pedestals other people, and she wants to be pedestaled, and

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he pedestaled me, and I remember this moment, or felt this ache

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inside, because I was like, "Oh my god, I'm living in Sydney,

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Australia, it's so amazing, I have this man who, like,

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worships me, and he's so amazing and beautiful, and like, holy

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shit, could be the love of my life, quote unquote, and I still

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feel this emptiness inside. Can you relate to that? That's

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because you're trying to get love externally, you're trying

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to source externally, and it's not actually you that's the

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little girl in the saboteur, right? The little girl in the

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saboteur are trying to tee up the perfect love story, so that

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you get that hit right, you think it's going to be a hit

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that's going to last for the rest of your life, but it's not,

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it'd be like a hit of heroin, not heroin with an e, but heroin

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with no e, the drug, right, it's going to be a hit of a good

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feeling or ecstasy, it feels, I'm ecstasy feels really good

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for a night, and then you feel like you want to die the next

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day, right, and it's actually depleting, because extract of

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love will never satiate long term, because when it's cut,

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when that part of you, you're operating in two parts, and if

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that's the part of you that's in charge of your life, the little

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girl and the saboteur, you're going to be trying to get things

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to fill an empty, bottomless pit that will never be filled from

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the external world, no matter how hard you try, and I know

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you've heard me talk about this before. So, what this quote, and

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this beautiful poet, spoken word artist, is speaking to is the

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deepest part of us is I when we tap into that soul place inside,

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and maybe you have tapped into it for five minutes or a day,

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maybe you have been on an experience that just cracked you

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so wide open it could have been an amazing yoga class or dance

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class, maybe you were on traveling somewhere in a culture

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cracked you open, or an experience you had with a

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stranger. There's there's moments in our lives typically

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where we touch our souls before having an awakening, before

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doing the deeper - I'm not going to say work, but learning and

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being guided home, right? Because none of us, if you've

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never had a guide, you know, I guide women back home to

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themselves, and I think of, like, how intense that journey

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is, like, it is, you know, all the heroines listening will

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agree it is not a walk in the park, but it is a fucking

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life-changing experience to have someone walk you back home to

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yourself, and it can't be done alone, right? You can listen to

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podcasts 10 million times, you can read a million books, you

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can try and do it on your own, but the journey home cannot be

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done in a by yourself. In fact, it can't even just be done with

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one person, which is why when a woman works with me, even if she

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doesn't come to the immersion or come to a live event, even if

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we're just in a one on one container, I'm connecting her. I

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just started working with an amazing woman from South Africa,

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and I've already connected her with a whole bunch of heroines,

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so that she's plugged in right away to community, because it's

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everything, and not just community, but community who are

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devoted to a similar path. So it takes a village, an awakened

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village, I'll say, an aligned village. It takes a guide, a

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mentor, and many guides and mentors you'll probably have

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over your life once you start committing to yourself in this

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way, and it also takes a lot of courage to listen and

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spaciousness.

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I always talk about space, like you cannot know or hear the call

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of your soul if you don't sit with yourself and learn how to

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be with yourself and learn how to take your attention away from

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your mind and the insatiable stories of the mind, and learn

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how to really be with your physical, sensory, energetic

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body, and the more you learn to be with us, and there's many

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ways, meditation is one, and there's many different types of

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meditation, right, there's moving meditation, there's so

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many breath work, there's so. Many practices, but you'll never

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touch that part of your soul and feel that deep, true, true

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happiness until you have untethered from your saboteur

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leading your life, and you have to know her intimately before

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you can untether. So definitely join us this weekend. You can

Kate Harlow:

come totally for free, three days, two hours a day, on Zoom

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with an amazing group of women. There will be lots of women

Kate Harlow:

there who've worked with me in the past, who've been in this

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community for a long time. There'll be lots of newbies, and

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yeah, it's such a beautiful experience. But, and all of this

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is, like I said, so relevant to the key to navigating new

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relationships, because the more that you are in your soul, the

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easier it is. The more you are aware of your saboteur, the

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easier it is, right? If you're not aware, if you're not, like,

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super, I mean, you want to become, you want to get your

Kate Harlow:

master's degree. I think of, like, how much people spend on

Kate Harlow:

school, and like, invest in in their school, that, that maybe

Kate Harlow:

it helps them in their career, maybe it doesn't, but it's like

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you should get your master's degree in your pad, in your own

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patterns, in your own relationship with yourself,

Kate Harlow:

because that's at the core of all of your relationships, and

Kate Harlow:

everything you do in your life, right, every time you, you get

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afraid to take a risk, and you stop yourself from doing

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something you really feel excited to do, or you feel like

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nervous to do, but there's a part of you that's deeply

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curious. Every time you say no to that part, you reinforce your

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saboteur, and that means that part of you is stronger, and

Kate Harlow:

that part of you is leading your life, and most people I would

Kate Harlow:

say are doing their romantic relationships from patterns,

Kate Harlow:

most, which is wild, because most people are in the old

Kate Harlow:

paradigm of love, which is all based on patterns and

Kate Harlow:

codependency, and we'll unpack that today, but the first most

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important step, when you're going into a new relationship,

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and you know what, it, whether you're in a relationship

Kate Harlow:

already, you're married, I think this is a great thing to do.

Kate Harlow:

Anyways, I would say the first step is to close your past

Kate Harlow:

relationships. I think of how many people walk into a new

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environment, a new, a new blank, beautiful blank canvas, and they

Kate Harlow:

have all these paints, and they sit down. Oh, the canvas is

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already painted. They're not even present to the canvas.

Kate Harlow:

They're not even allowing themselves to to paint the

Kate Harlow:

canvas one stroke at a time, but the canvas is already painted.

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It's done right. We're projecting all of our past stuff

Kate Harlow:

in relationships. I noticed my saboteur does this often, I'll

Kate Harlow:

get into a new relationship, and I'll be like, "Oh my gosh, okay,

Kate Harlow:

this is so much better. He's so much better in these ways to my

Kate Harlow:

last partner, and is like, "Oh, actually, but like, I'm missing

Kate Harlow:

all these things my last partner had. I thought my last partner

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sucked, but, but now you know he's actually better in all of

Kate Harlow:

these ways, and we like constantly bring our all that

Kate Harlow:

old stuff into this new relationship. Now, every single

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relationship you have ever been in, even the ones you wish never

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happened, you wish to forget, you wish to completely erase

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from your life. Every single relationship served a purpose.

Kate Harlow:

And I actually have a weekend program that I do, I did in last

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November, called Starting Over, for women who are ready to

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relinquish their past relationship. It's kind of in

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between last week's episode and this week's episode.

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It's really when you're just gone through a breakup or

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divorce, maybe even the last few years, and you're ready to start

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over, but you want to do so in a healthy way. I'll definitely

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have that one come up again in the fall, probably September,

Kate Harlow:

end of September, maybe. I'll keep you posted on that, but

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knowing how to close your past relationships, which is

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something we focused on in the starting over weekend, is so

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essential. And so, here's what I'm going to invite you to do.

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I'm going to give you an actual practice. This is something so

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nice for everyone to do. I think it's so powerful. If you still

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have feelings around a past relationship, right? Let's say

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they're anger, rage, resentment, blame. First, you got to clean

Kate Harlow:

the pipes. You can't just go into the, I guess that's the

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first step of the process, because the second step, you're

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not ready for the second step until you, until you clean the

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pipes. So I would do a blame resentment vent right now. If

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you're holding on to resentment for from someone else's behavior

Kate Harlow:

in the past, holding on to resentment for who they were

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being, which has nothing to do with you, right? There was a

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lesson in it for you. It was a reflection of something

Kate Harlow:

happening inside of you. It was a, it was an opportunity for

Kate Harlow:

you, but it actually had nothing to do with you. And as long as

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you bring that blame into this relationship, wherever you go,

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there you are. That's the controller. The controller loves

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to hold on to blame. Same, right? So, loves to project, you

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know, that that person hurt me, and they've wrecked me, and now

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I can't do relationships. I never trust men again, la la la

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la. And your saboteur is going to take that story, and she's

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going to paint it all over the next one. Okay, now you have to

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be the perfect boyfriend and show me men are trustworthy,

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because I don't trust men, and I don't trust relationships, and

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I'm, and I know I'm in danger. And then your saboteur is going

Kate Harlow:

to constantly look for all the ways in which your, so this is

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if you have toxic past relationships, quote unquote,

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what are seemingly toxic, and so your saboteur is going to paint

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that all over your new relationship, and they're going

Kate Harlow:

to look for evidence to prove that this new person in front of

Kate Harlow:

you is just the same as all the rest of them, and you know what,

Kate Harlow:

sometimes we end up attracting the same thing. Why? Because we

Kate Harlow:

didn't clean the pipes before we got into the next relationship.

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And so, guess what? Our patterns, if your saboteur is

Kate Harlow:

dating, your patterns are going to choose a similar type of

Kate Harlow:

dynamic, right? That's a thing you're either in saboteur

Kate Harlow:

dynamic relationships or you're in your soul living fully rooted

Kate Harlow:

in your sovereignty, and then you attract someone else who is

Kate Harlow:

too. Doesn't mean your patterns aren't going to knock on the

Kate Harlow:

door, they're going to show up for sure, and every time they do

Kate Harlow:

amazing once you know them intimately and know what to do

Kate Harlow:

with them. Well, now you're gonna, you're gonna grow from

Kate Harlow:

your pattern showing up in your relationship. It's an

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opportunity to heal all those past residue from those past

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relationships. So, it's not to say patterns won't show up,

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however, you're going to go in with a clean slate. So, I would

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light some candles, create a sacred me night, create a put on

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some music, like call it your, your closure of past

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relationships, or saboteurs gonna tell you you need to go

Kate Harlow:

see people to get closure, bullshit, you don't, that's a

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trap, you need to have the closure of the stories that you

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are living alive inside of you, that's what needs to be closed,

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so I would first do a do event, let your saboteur blame,

Kate Harlow:

project, resent, talk about all the things each partner did

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wrong. So I want you to go through all of your past

Kate Harlow:

relationships, okay? The significant ones, if you have

Kate Harlow:

400 choose the big ones, choose the ones you still feel impacted

Kate Harlow:

by, you know, even if it's a fantasy that you want to get

Kate Harlow:

back together with that person one day. I had that with Byron

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forever.

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Oh my god, I kept dating other people and be like, maybe Byron

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and I are getting back together one day. Oh, Byron was the

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perfect one. It's like your saboteur is going to keep you so

Kate Harlow:

small, my loves. There are you are evolving, and for you to be

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aligned with someone you were aligned with in the past, most

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likely from your patterns is highly unlikely, and if it is

Kate Harlow:

something that's meant to happen, it'll happen, but not

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with you being in the fantasy story about it. It'll happen

Kate Harlow:

organically on its own, right? You've heard stories of people

Kate Harlow:

dating in college, and then they get together 20 years later,

Kate Harlow:

after they've both been divorced twice and have five kids. These

Kate Harlow:

things do happen, but not when you're trying to control it to

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happen, right? That's a fantasy story that, that, that, that

Kate Harlow:

should happen. It's also you, it's also your saboteur stopping

Kate Harlow:

you from opening to actually what you're meant to experience,

Kate Harlow:

to what new experiences you're meant to have. So, do all your

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venting of your saboteur, whether it's a fantasy story of,

Kate Harlow:

like, oh, I should be back with this ex, they're so amazing, or

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it's the blame, resentment, you just like, let it all out. Okay,

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I mean, go, you can write a novel if you want, don't rip it

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up or burn it if it ends up being long enough to be a novel,

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because that could be valuable one day, but let it all out,

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burn it if you wanna, right, rip it up, and then I say burn it,

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that's sacred, but obviously mindfully it's summertime, so

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make sure you're doing it in a place where you're not gonna

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light anything on fire, but burn that baby, and then put some

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music on, and move it through your body, move the feeling

Kate Harlow:

right, even if it's fantasy. What's the feeling? The feelings

Kate Harlow:

high excitement, like move that energy. If it's rage, if it's

Kate Harlow:

resentment, if it's blame, move that energy fully, like welcome

Kate Harlow:

it, dance with it, embody it. You know the type of dance

Kate Harlow:

that's contemporary. I remember loving watching contemporary

Kate Harlow:

dances, on so you think you could dance, they would, they

Kate Harlow:

would basically like act out a scene through dancing, and it

Kate Harlow:

would be dramatic, and like, do that, let your body unleash, let

Kate Harlow:

your body express it, let your body fully play it out. Okay,

Kate Harlow:

fully, fully, fully. And then move after the feelings have

Kate Harlow:

alchemized, the feelings have moved, the energy has moved.

Kate Harlow:

Start to tune into how you want the woman you want to be in

Kate Harlow:

relationship. How do you want to feel, not about the

Kate Harlow:

relationship, not about the guy or whoever you're dating, but

Kate Harlow:

the woman you want to be. How do you want to carry yourself? How

Kate Harlow:

do you want to see things? How do you want to. How rooted do

Kate Harlow:

you want to be? How turned on do you want to be? How express,

Kate Harlow:

open hearted, real, connected? Now start to move around the

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room as that woman. Bring this into your embodiment practice,

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so you're being that woman who has the love. This is an amazing

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practice, even if you're in a relationship already. You're

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being that woman, you're, you're getting a reference point in

Kate Harlow:

your body for how it feels to be connected to being that woman

Kate Harlow:

inside of a relationship. So, the second, third step, I guess,

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because second is the embodiment practice, and then the third

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step is sit, sit in meditation, like come back to a place of

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neutrality, bring attention to your breath. Bring attention to

Kate Harlow:

the present moment. And then I want you to write a letter of

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thanks to that former partner. Thanks for all the gifts. So,

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thank you for the getting this is not for them, this is for

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you, right? Thank you for the gifts of helping me see what was

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mine. I blamed you all these years, but actually I'm seeing

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now that I played a part two, and I'm going to the expanded

Kate Harlow:

love masterclass this weekend to learn exactly the part I played,

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so I don't bring it into my next relationship, into my new

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relationship. So start to write a letter and say thank you, and

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see the part that you played, admit to the part you played in

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that letter, and also see the gift and the experience.

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Right, let's say it was a really toxic relationship with someone

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who's super controlling, and you were very passive, and you were

Kate Harlow:

self-sacrificing, and you were a people pleaser and a shape

Kate Harlow:

shifter, and that's how you ended up with that guy, not

Kate Harlow:

because you have a broken picker, but because your

Kate Harlow:

saboteur chose, right, is the perfect match for your saboteur.

Kate Harlow:

So, let's say that's the dynamic seeing the gift of thank you for

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for allowing me to finally find my voice and to finally have the

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courage to walk away, or maybe he walked away first and he left

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you. Thank you so much for leading me to my awakening, for

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leading me to my learning about sovereignty, and learning about

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how to heal my heart, and how to not do relationships from my

Kate Harlow:

patterns anymore. Thank you for showing me how big my patterns

Kate Harlow:

are, too. Even though my saboteur told me only you had

Kate Harlow:

the patterns, that you were the bad guy, and I was the good guy,

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but thank you for me, see, and thank you for showing me that

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there is no good and bad guy, it's just a bunch of little kids

Kate Harlow:

that are wounded, protecting their pattern, protecting

Kate Harlow:

themselves with patterns, because they don't know how to

Kate Harlow:

date from their soul, they don't know how to date from their

Kate Harlow:

sovereignty, so thank you so much, and so a letter of

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declaration of, like, what are the gifts? What were the

Kate Harlow:

lessons? What did you learn? How did you grow? What is your side

Kate Harlow:

of the street? K, now closing the past, you bless it and set

Kate Harlow:

it free. Pry feel, do everything you need to do, do it for all

Kate Harlow:

your past relationships, so that you're not bringing that energy

Kate Harlow:

into your next relationship. Okay, here's the second step.

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Okay, that that one's complete. So, there are three steps within

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that step. So, the second step for navigating new relationships

Kate Harlow:

is to stay present. This dating experience, this new

Kate Harlow:

relationship experience is your meditation. This person is your

Kate Harlow:

guru, in not in the traditional sense, and the non-traditional

Kate Harlow:

sense, because their patterns and them, who they're being, is

Kate Harlow:

going to bring up yours, right? In the beginning, you might not

Kate Harlow:

see it, because everyone does the honeymoon eyes in the

Kate Harlow:

beginning of, like, I'm being showing only part of myself, and

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being perfect, and I'm only seeing you as perfect, and I'm

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projecting on you, and you're projecting on me, and that's the

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fantasy addict, which is kind of part and parcel, and so, and

Kate Harlow:

then something will happen that will activate your saboteur and

Kate Harlow:

little girl, and she's gonna run the stories, she's gonna have a

Kate Harlow:

million stories, she's gonna want you to run, she's gonna

Kate Harlow:

want you to blame, she's gonna want you to change them. She's

Kate Harlow:

gonna want you to blame them. She's gonna tell you there's red

Kate Harlow:

flags. She's gonna tell you, you need to run for the hills, you

Kate Harlow:

shut down, you need to shape shift, you need to sacrifice,

Kate Harlow:

you need to.. that list goes on. Okay, it is your job to take

Kate Harlow:

your to go home and look in the mirror, and see what's being

Kate Harlow:

revealed, because your saboteur is going to be in a story about

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good and bad, and right and wrong, and blame and attack, and

Kate Harlow:

we got to look for, oh, we don't want to get hurt again. Your

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saboteur was hired. Okay, this is, this is actually an

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interesting, important thing. Your saboteur was hired by

Kate Harlow:

little you when you were a kid to keep you safe, to protect you

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from getting hurt as much as she could. Now, as an adult, she's

Kate Harlow:

still trying to protect you from future pain. Right, it's so

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important for you to know you can handle your pain, so you

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don't need protection. You never need pre. Protection, if my

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protection is there. And how do I know my protection is there?

Kate Harlow:

Notice your body, notice how you feel, notice the stories in your

Kate Harlow:

mind, and where you, how you go crazy when your protection is

Kate Harlow:

there. Do you get jealous? Do you control? Do you try and

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force the future? Do you try and figure out where this is going?

Kate Harlow:

Do you try and should I stay or should I go. Do you make

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yourself small? Do you shut your feelings down and hide them?

Kate Harlow:

Do you dump your feelings all over the person? Do you make

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them responsible for how you're feeling? Notice what happens for

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you in your body and in the stories in your mind and in your

Kate Harlow:

behavior when you're activated by this person, because romantic

Kate Harlow:

relationships activate us the most. Why? Because they mimic

Kate Harlow:

our pattern, our parental relational dynamics, and always

Kate Harlow:

they mimic that, and because most people are doing

Kate Harlow:

relationships from the wounded child, right? So the wounded

Kate Harlow:

child is trying to get her needs met that mom and dad didn't give

Kate Harlow:

her when she was little. You don't want your wounded child to

Kate Harlow:

be dating a man or a woman, an adult, you want to be

Kate Harlow:

responsible for the wounded child, so when she's there, you

Kate Harlow:

can tend to her, you can love her, and this is a learnable

Kate Harlow:

thing, you can learn to have these triggers become absolutely

Kate Harlow:

an opportunity to heal that little girl, so that the

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sovereign woman's in charge, and she's the one dating right,

Kate Harlow:

she's the one making choices. She's the one saying yes when

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it's actually a body yes and no when it's a body no. And she's

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not in the future. Your sovereign woman is never in the

Kate Harlow:

future, and every fantasiatic will argue with me, but I have a

Kate Harlow:

plan, and I have to be here by a certain time, by a certain age,

Kate Harlow:

by a certain nope. That's your conditioned self, that's your

Kate Harlow:

conditioned self. Not to say some of those plans might not be

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like soul knowings, but when you're in alignment with

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yourself and your soul and the sovereign woman, you, you trust

Kate Harlow:

life, you trust where life is taking you far more than you

Kate Harlow:

trust your mind and your the stories of what your life's

Kate Harlow:

supposed to look like you trust that life is going to surprise

Kate Harlow:

you, and that's like the most interesting part of life, is the

Kate Harlow:

surprises, is the unexpected, is the like, wow, I didn't even

Kate Harlow:

know that person existed a month ago, and now I'm like having

Kate Harlow:

this new friendship that's so beautiful and so amazing, we're

Kate Harlow:

going on journeys together, and that did that, like the

Kate Harlow:

surprises are the best part of life, and your soul path, and

Kate Harlow:

the aligned life for you that your soul chose to come into

Kate Harlow:

this lifetime and live out is so beautiful to you, but you don't

Kate Harlow:

get to experience that if you keep believing your mind and

Kate Harlow:

believing you know how the story is gonna go, and where the story

Kate Harlow:

is gonna go. Okay, so this is also connected to this point.

Kate Harlow:

Stay present, your saboteur will want to figure out, is this the

Kate Harlow:

right guy, is this the wrong guy, is this, is this the one,

Kate Harlow:

is this the guy I'm gonna like make babies with? Like, is this

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where I'm, is this perfect, is this a perfect man for

Kate Harlow:

everything that I've ever dreamed of, aka everything I've

Kate Harlow:

ever been programmed to believe I'm supposed to want to have?

Kate Harlow:

Your saboteur is going to play both sides, she's going to

Kate Harlow:

confuse this shit out of you, she's going to keep you from

Kate Harlow:

your sovereignty. Stay present. This is a practice, it's a

Kate Harlow:

learnable skill, and it takes time, and it takes guidance, and

Kate Harlow:

mentorship, and support, but it's a learnable still skill.

Kate Harlow:

Stay present, let it organically unfold. Notice how you feel when

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your little girl gets activated. You take her away from that guy

Kate Harlow:

or that woman, and you tend to her, you talk to her, you get to

Kate Harlow:

know what she's feeling. You 10, you love her up. You let her

Kate Harlow:

know she's safe. You let her know her safety's not in a

Kate Harlow:

relationship. You let her know she doesn't need to know where

Kate Harlow:

it's going. You let her know that she is safe here and now.

Kate Harlow:

And then, when you're back in the driver's seat, your

Kate Harlow:

sovereign heroine is in the driver's seat. She's just on the

Kate Harlow:

journey. She's like, cool. Let's see, that is like the best

Kate Harlow:

mantra for dating, relationships, marriage, the

Kate Harlow:

whole gamut, and life. The greatest mantra is let's see,

Kate Harlow:

let's see. Oh, even on your wedding day, you're like just

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saying, like, I'm so excited to keep exploring this journey with

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you. Let's see, let's see how it goes, right?

Kate Harlow:

Rather than like I'm gonna put you in prison, I'm gonna go in

Kate Harlow:

prison, we're gonna stay in this forever, no matter what, even if

Kate Harlow:

we die, even if we die, yeah, even if we die, even if we are

Kate Harlow:

dying, like till death, those who are blah blah blah, even if

Kate Harlow:

we hate each other, like, no matter what, like, that's

Kate Harlow:

basically what the old paradigm codependent relationship model

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is. No matter what, we're tied together versus, let's see,

Kate Harlow:

okay, we have children, let's see how this goes, and let's..

Kate Harlow:

the only promise I encourage you to make from from your soul is

Kate Harlow:

that when you choose. Is to co-create with someone that you

Kate Harlow:

at least choose someone you know would be a great parenting

Kate Harlow:

partner, regardless of the relationship, because you do not

Kate Harlow:

know how long that relationship is going to be thriving and

Kate Harlow:

evolving and deepening. You don't know if it's going to keep

Kate Harlow:

growing with you as you evolve and grow. You don't need to

Kate Harlow:

know. Your little girl's going to be like, "Oh, but I want it

Kate Harlow:

to last forever, and your heroine's gonna be like, really,

Kate Harlow:

like, even if it sucks, you want it to last forever, like, your

Kate Harlow:

heroine's like, no, it's gonna last as long as it's supposed to

Kate Harlow:

last, and if I'm meant to have another experience after this

Kate Harlow:

one, I will, and it's gonna be perfect for everyone, including

Kate Harlow:

the kids, if there's kids, as long as I'm choosing someone who

Kate Harlow:

I know would be a great parenting partner, you can't

Kate Harlow:

actually know, obviously. We can just buy intuition, right?

Kate Harlow:

Because if you are having children with someone that is

Kate Harlow:

getting a tattoo on your face, you make the best decision about

Kate Harlow:

this being a parenting partner. Get the fantasy addict out of

Kate Harlow:

there. We'll talk about this on the masterclass. Get the fantasy

Kate Harlow:

addict out of there, because you don't want her choosing your

Kate Harlow:

baby daddy, like the actual, you know, I have this amazing

Kate Harlow:

heroine that I worked with years ago, who was on the podcast,

Kate Harlow:

thinking like 2021 maybe she had a baby, he's now, I think, I

Kate Harlow:

think Coase just turned four, he solo moms by choice, and she was

Kate Harlow:

serial dating. She shares this in the episode, if you want to

Kate Harlow:

look it up. Her name's Melisse Miller, and she was serial

Kate Harlow:

dating, trying to find the baby daddy, trying to find, trying to

Kate Harlow:

control the script, trying to.. and then she got to a place

Kate Harlow:

where it was like, no matter what, I know I meant to be a

Kate Harlow:

mama. So she went on the journey of solo moms by choice, and it

Kate Harlow:

was so interesting to hear even all the reflections of the women

Kate Harlow:

inside of this huge community of women who've chosen to be solo

Kate Harlow:

parents by choice, they all say, "Oh my gosh, I look around at

Kate Harlow:

all my friends who have husbands who are stressed out because

Kate Harlow:

their husbands aren't showing up enough, they're mad all the time

Kate Harlow:

because their husbands suck at being dads, they're this or

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that. I'm not saying all men are like that, and like my dad was

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like superhuman, amazing dad and partner to my mom when I was

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growing up, of course, there are amazing dads out there, and it

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was Father's Day yesterday, that's funny, but, but it, her

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experience, most women be like, I don't want to do it alone,

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that's way harder, but actually her and this whole community's

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experiences, there's an element of it's easier because if you're

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in a saboteur relationship with the the dad, even if, whether

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you're in a marriage or you're divorced, it's like if you're

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with someone who doesn't show up, who doesn't, who doesn't

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take on the full responsibility of being a parent, that's going

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to be harder, because then it feels like you have an extra

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kid, this is the controller woman who ends up with a man

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that's like a kid, and then you feel like you have, you know,

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four children instead of three, and it becomes so much harder,

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and then you're always mad and resentful and bitter because

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this person isn't showing up, versus totally being a sovereign

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parent with a community or village around you, helping, and

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then, and then dating freely, and not, not feeling bitter and

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resentful, you know?

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If you end up in a relationship because it's your child, so

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anyways, that's an interesting random sidebar, but phenomenal

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episode, and her story is so beautiful, and it's like

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everything is possible. But back to the new relationship, back to

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the dating. The key to the new relationship is to stay present,

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burn your idea of where it's supposed to go, because your

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soul's gonna lead you, my love. If this relationship gets to an

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expiry date, where even if it's like I think of, I had a time in

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Greece where I dated someone for six weeks, it was beautiful, I

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loved it, I enjoyed it, he was like a beautiful lover, and we

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had amazing energy, and he was so sweet, and I both of us would

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light up when we saw each other, and it was this beautiful,

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sweet, amazing experience. And at six weeks, right, because my

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fantasy addict was not there, I was in the experience, I wasn't

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close to the potential of it becoming a relationship, I

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wasn't attached to it becoming a relationship, I was present with

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the experience, so I actually got to feel it. Right, if you're

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in the fantasy addict already in the future, you're missing

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everything. So, I, if you're so focused on, like, this is what I

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want, this is what I want my life to look like, this is where

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it's going, that's the controller fantasy addict. So, I

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was in this experience, it was so beautiful, it was so fun, and

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at six weeks it felt complete, and I was like, "Thank you so

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much for such a beautiful experience. I feel complete. I

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think you're amazing, and I'm just grateful we had that time

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together. And he was like, "Thank you so much, I think

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you're amazing too. And it just wrapped up, and that was it. And

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you know, then I was with Patricio for three years, and we

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had a beautiful, amazing relationship with a lot of

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challenge, a lot of saboteur stuff, and a lot of lessons, a

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lot of gifts, lot of learning. I grew so much, I awakened so much

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inside of me. Then I started coming to Kenya, expanding my

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heart, expanding my beat. Expanding my energy, expanding

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my life, and I would come home to Greece, to our apartment. I

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would be with my partner, and I would feel smaller. And he

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called it before I did. He's like, "You feel so expanded, and

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I think you've outgrown me. Like, what? And then we just

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started having this conversation. I started really

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just sitting with the feeling. I'm like, wow, I do feel really

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expansive when I go there, and I feel something is like feeling

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contained here. It wasn't Greece, but it was like Athens

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being in the city, and, and being in this relationship, it

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had run its course. Not all relationships are meant to serve

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the same purpose, most of them aren't, but we still live in

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this delulu delusion that they're all supposed to serve

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one purpose, and they're all supposed to be forever, even if

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we're like 70, we're like, okay, forever from now, like we always

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think that they just have to keep going and going and going

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and going, right? And I think there's two extremes, there's

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the extreme of it has to keep going and going and going and

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going, and there's the extreme of people who are just like, oh,

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gotta leave, gotta leave, gotta leave. What part of you is

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leading? Is it your pattern? Because if you're not present,

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it's your pattern, it's your saboteur, right? So you find the

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sweet spot in the middle, you know, when a relationship is

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complete from your heart and soul and body, when you're

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practicing making this relationship a meditation, being

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in it every day, meeting it new every day, meeting yourself new

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every day, taking responsibility for filling your own cup every

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day, for looking at your own activations and triggers every

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day, right. Being with yourself every day, and you will know

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there will come a time where it will just feel complete, and

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you'll say, "Thank you so much. This is the new paradigm of

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endings, ending with love, it doesn't have to be dramatic and

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hateful, that's a pattern thing too. We're going to talk about

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breakups at the Masterclass, and what breaking up from each

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pattern looks like.

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Like everyone does relationships from their saboteurs, I'm not

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kidding. You look around and you're comparing yourself to all

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these people who have relationships, most of them are

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doing it from the old paradigm, most of them are codependent in

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some way. Most of them are pattern driven, and most of them

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are completely disconnected from their own sovereignty, their own

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being, their own heart and soul, and having a relationship from

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that place. It's a different animal. Let me tell you, it's a

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different animal. If you can sink, if you cannot sink into

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this moment that you're having in your relationship, so back to

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being present. If you cannot sink into and be in this phase

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and enjoy this phase without talking about where it's going,

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without talking about what's next, without talking about the

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next commitment, the next thing, the next thing, that is a

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fucking fantasy. The checklist of all the things, if you are on

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the timeline, you are not present in the moment, you're

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not in your heroine, you are not in your sovereignty, and your

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soul basking in this experience, because if you're basking in

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this experience, that it no longer feels good, your soul be

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like, "Thank you so much, this feels complete. So, if you

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cannot sink, truly sink into this moment, you won't be ready

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for the next moment. You won't receive the next moment, because

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you're not receiving this one. Your saboteur is gonna be like,

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now we need a commitment. Now we need an I love you, but we gotta

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move in now. Oh, we gotta get engaged. Okay, get married. Got

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it. Check, check, check, check, check. Got to get that thing.

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You'll never experience any of the moments. Like, it's crazy to

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me, how many people miss the phases. It's not crazy, might

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not be the right word, because I see tragic, because it's not

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their fault. We've been fed a fantasy story around love, and

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nobody knows how to do relationships from the new

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paradigm, and from their soul. Most people don't, not nobody,

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but most people don't. So it makes sense that we are if we're

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not connected to the moment and we don't know how to be here now

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and bask in this experience and let it be like in the famous

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words of the Beatles, let it be if we don't know how to let it

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be, and let's see, let it surprise us, let's see where

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this goes. Let's let life show us where it's supposed to go.

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Let's stop trying to figure it out. Then we're not going to be

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able to experience the next moment either. You're just going

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to be chasing the next thing, next thing, next thing, next

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thing, next thing, and not going to experience true fulfillment,

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satiation, joy, right? It doesn't take much to make the

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deepest parts of us really happy, but if you're not home in

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your body and your soul listening and having

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spaciousness to feel that sensation, that all he's talking

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about is this sensation inside. It's not all these grandiose

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things that we think we need to feel that way. Those things are

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empty. Do what? Why do you think billionaires are some of that

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most unhappy people in the world, because they have

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everything and they feel nothing, because they're so

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disassociated from their soul. Not all, of course, but a lot.

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Most, there's documentaries about it. It's wild. Those

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things aren't going to make you happy. And that Jim Carrey

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quotes coming up now. You know, I wish everybody could. Be rich

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and famous to realize that that that's not the answer, like most

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people that are rich and famous are miserable and anxious and on

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antidepressants and on other drugs and trying to chase

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pleasure and never feeling anything, and they're all like

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hanging by a thread, right? But it's actually quite simple. I

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think of me in the bliss chair yesterday with the butterflies,

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I was like bliss listening to this guy who said that quote, I

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felt that deep satiation, and I feel that so often in my life.

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And when you're connected to that part of you, that satiation

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is inside of you with nothing, you don't need anything.

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You can be sitting on a mountain and feel that, you could be just

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sitting in, you could be doing nothing and feel that that that

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place inside of you is always there waiting for you, but if

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you don't have a relationship with it and you don't know how

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to access it, your saboteur and little girl gonna be chasing

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everything to try and give you another hit and another hit and

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another hit, so your saboteur, the thing is, when you get that

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thing, it will no longer be the thing she'll want, the next

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thing she'll get, the thing she gets, the engagement, and then

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it's not enough, she gets the I love you, it's not enough, oh,

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show me, you love me more, I need to know more, I need to

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know more, I need to know more, I need to show more, she's

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insatiable, that girl, so sink into this moment, learn how to

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be here now, spirituality one on one, but man, become take your

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relationship and turn it into a meditation. It is a moving

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prayer. It is a living prayer. It's a meditation. It's a place

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for you to come back to. How present am I in this experience

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right now, or am I sabotaging it by taking it into the future or

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comparing it to the past? Okay, and the final key. Oh, okay. The

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final key. You know what's funny, I made this title the

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number one key, but it's actually the three keys. So, at

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the beginning I said number one key, but I'm just correcting

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that right now. The three keys. Okay, we're all good. The number

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one key is to write a new story, right? And all of the first two

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are going to help you closing out the past, staying present in

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the moment, letting your new relationship be a moving

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meditation. What part of you is leading? Are you tending to the

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parts of you? Are you taking responsibility for your

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pleasure? Are you outsourcing it? Are you chasing another hit,

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another hit, another hit? Saboteur, fantasy addict, are

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you in the moment, trusting the universe, trusting life, letting

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it organically unfold. Their little girl inside of you and

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your saboteur is terrified to trust life, because she's

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afraid. If I let go, if I put the oars in the boat, what if I

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get stuck? But the truth is, my love, you are on a stream, your

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boat is on a stream, and the stream's then gonna carry you,

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rather than when the saboteurs in charge, your boat is paddling

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the wrong direction upstream. It's fucking exhausting, it's

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impossible, and you get nowhere. So it's like super

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counterproductive, you're not gonna get anywhere rowing

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upstream, but when you put your oars in the boat, and you trust

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life's vision and life's direction, and the sparks of

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your soul, you only have to lean into listening to the sparks of

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your soul. Trust life's direction, that boat will carry

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you down that stream, and you will go on a magical adventure.

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That's what's available to you. So, do that in your new

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relationship. And the third one is to write a new story. Let a

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new part of you lead. This is about letting your heroine lead

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the relationship. Note, look, getting come to the Saboteur

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Masterclass. Join us, it's three days of your life, two hours

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each morning. You're going to meet amazing women, you're going

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to feel super sparked and inspired. Get to know your

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patterns intimately, get to know your patterns intimately, so

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that that part of you can't lead the next relationship, so that

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she's not in charge anymore, so that you haven't - you have a

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name for her, you know her intimately, she's your roommate,

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she's always there hanging around, telling you what to do,

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but you're no longer listening and believing her, she's no

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longer in charge, so that you can actually write a new story

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in this relationship, you can create a whole new experience

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rather than do the same thing you've always done. The

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definition of insanity is to do the same thing over and over

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again and expect a different result. You get to create a new

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experience, but you are the co-creator, you and the

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universe, which is the river that's carrying your boat. So

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let go of the old paradigm, be in the magic and the mystery of

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the organic unfolding.

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Enjoy the process, get intimate with your feelings, and know

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it's 100% an inside job, and so much more is possible in

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relationship, even if the person you're with has never done any

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personal growth, like, so much more is possible when it takes

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one conscious person in the room to anchor the consciousness of

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the relationship, and that gets to be you, because you're here.

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So, join me in the masterclass this weekend, Friday, Saturday,

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Sunday, the 24th to 20.. wait, no, just kidding, 26th to 28th

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26th to 28th Friday, Saturday, Sunday, from eight. Till 10

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Pacific each day on Zoom, you have to sign up. Check your

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after you sign up, make sure all you check all your spam folders

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and junk mail to make sure you get the emails with the Zoom

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link, because the Zoom links in there. Also, you want to join

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the Expanded Love Masterclass Facebook group, because I'm

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going to post. I encourage you to get on live, that's most

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important, but I'll post the recording so that you can watch

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them again, because it's good to go. Women often love to go

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really, really deep and get deeper layers. And I'm going to

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give you practices to do at night on the weekend, so you can

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reflect. So, even if you're away this weekend, like, do it in the

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morning, start your day like that. Tell your friends, like,

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"Hey, I'll meet you later, I'm gonna go have some me time and

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do the masterclass. It's such an amazing way to completely heal

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all your relationships, not just romantic, your colleagues, your

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friends, your family relationships, everything.

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Knowing your saboteur is the most important thing. So,

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expanded love masterclass. See you there. Love you lots. And if

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you enjoyed this episode, as always, share it with every

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woman you know. Love you.