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Laura Tucker - The Ugly Side of Self-Help

1h 27m · She Rises · 11 Mar 12:04

Today on SheRises, Giovanna welcomes Laura Tucker, leadership coach, transformational speaker, and the host of the Free Your Inner Guru® Podcast. As a survivor of the fatal 2009 Sedona Sweat Lodge, Laura is committed to transforming the self-help industry and to ensure that self-help is conducted in a truly safe and empowering way.  the good and bad of the self-help industry  the importance of going within for answers and trusting yourself  how your inner wisdom is not always easy or simple to access  the value of sharing your own words instead of those of others  the love/hate relationship with self-help in the coaching industry  the search for your own inner guru  the value of conscious active self-care versus passive self-care  the importance of being a healthy sceptic  recognising when your intuition is operating through a filter  how what you respond to in someone else is a reflection of yourself, good or bad  how there is no cookie-cutter shortcut or magic bullet and that life is about the experience To access Laura's Free Your Inner Guru Guidebook, go to:https://lauratucker.com/guidebook You can learn more about Laura Tucker at:https://lauratucker.com/ Free Your Inner Guru® episodes are released bi-weekly at http://bit.ly/fyigpodcast

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